Sentence examples for most arising from inspiring English sources
Nearly 1,200 Zika cases have been confirmed in the continental US, most arising from travel to affected areas such as Puerto Rico and Brazil.
The sequence of blunders over which the PM has latterly presided – most arising from the Budget, but with the cobblers about electronic surveillance lending the incompetence impressive range – has been startling, and the speed of his U-turns dizzying.
Primary colonic lymphomas are usually of the Burkitt's or MALT subtypes, but account for under 0.1% of all colonic neoplasms, most arising in the caecum and rectum.
Later, at the arterial remodeling zone where caSMCs first differentiate, 98 ± % of PDGFRβ+ cells were Tbx18-Cre lineage labeled consistent with most arising from the epicardium.
Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma is a mixture of different pathologies of varying aetiology (Zinzani, 2005), most arising in the central lymph nodes (70 80%) and the remaining in the extra-nodal tissue (Grulich and Vajdic, 2005).
First, at higher folding stabilities, most arising mutations are neutral and do not have tangible effects on fitness (i.e., Pnat): A highly stable protein (e.g., Δ G < −9 kcal/mol) is still "stable enough" after a typical mutation reducing stability by 1 kcal/mol.
Most arose in the insects.
Most arise from either domestic disputes or botched armed robberies.
Most arise from nonhomogeneous operating conditions (physically derived impurities), extended processing (chemically derived impurities), and processing outside normal ranges (physically or chemically derived impurities).
Of the ten derived introns in human tetraspanins most arose in the common ancestor of the vertebrates, where six new introns can be traced to this common ancestor.
The most obvious examples are C. reinhardtii and O. sativa where none of their entire collection of FBX loci arose from segmental duplications while most arose from tandem duplications.
