Sentence examples for might emerge when from inspiring English sources

And who knows what vehicle might emerge when Richard cries out, "My kingdom for a horse"?

Still, some members of the advisory committee cautioned that kidney damage might emerge when the drug was used longer than the 48 weeks for which patients were observed in Gilead's clinical trials.

In addition, it can be speculated that different relations might emerge when specific groups of older adults are investigated, e.g. demented Parkinson's disease (PD) patients and Alzheimer's disease (AD) patients [ 47].

We were also keen to discover what might emerge when scholars from a diverse range of disciplines were provided with a critical space in which to wrestle with an important, controversial and politically charged topic.

It is noted that the 200 sequence pairs analyzed represent only a small fraction (1.5%) of the coding sequences in the 2 species; perhaps a different pattern might emerge when less-conserved gene homologs are included.

We suggest that during several stages of B cell development CLL B cell clones might emerge when self-reactive B cells undergo receptor editing/revision, anergy, CD5+ expression and somatic hypermutation.

A virtuous circle might thereby emerge: when people receive help from others, they also want to give back.

Hence, it has been proposed that interindividual differences in cognitive biases might only emerge when relevant schemas are activated or primed, for example by sad mood or stressful experiences [ 66, 69].

Dr. Gazzaley said he hoped new findings might emerge next year when the lab gathers data on more people, refines the tests and adds a new component.

HENRY KISSINGER must surely be one of the more controversial figures in recent American history, so Cassandra was intrigued to hear his views on what political risks might emerge in the coming year when he appeared at the World in 2014 Summit in New York this week.

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