Sentence examples for more emergence from inspiring English sources

With worse pain, more emergence agitation, and irritability?

Even more, emergence of coresistance to both echinocandins and azoles in clinical isolates of C. glabrata has been reported [ 115].

"It is more an emergence".

Explaining what fueled the deal, Wilkens added: "It was more the emergence of Alvin, and all of a sudden New York talked to us.

The change is less a physical one, more the emergence of a new forward-looking attitude, not resting on the laurels handed down by history.

The weather for last week's tickertape parade, celebrating the Yankee's unexpected World Championship and even more unlikely emergence as national sweetie pies, was perfect: deep blue skies; a tingly, post-baseball snap to the air; a midday blizzard downtown.

For more on emergence, see the Encyclopedia entry Emergent Properties, especially §3.

What's more, the emergence of Augmented and Virtual Reality platforms prove people are constantly exploring new ways to experience content.

However, the more recent emergence of another distinct airline business model the "ultra low cost carrier" (ULCC has received considerably less attention.

Besides offering a way for users to wake up up without waking up their partner, Lark says that the proprietary vibrating technology promises a more relaxing emergence from a deep slumber.

The prostheses supported by zygomatic implants have a special design due to the location and a more palatal emergence profile of the implants in position when compared to conventional implants.