Sentence examples for occurrence has emerged from inspiring English sources
On 19 20 LT a weak indication on SRS occurrence has emerged, and, simultaneously, a 2-impulse structure has started to be formed.
Quite rapidly the questions of what constituted human death and how we could determine its occurrence had emerged as issues both philosophically rich and urgent.
Lately, a much broader and subtler landscape has emerged: occurrence of tolerance and resistance has been described as a host-regulated immune response.
Recently strong evidence for the occurrence and function of cAMP in higher plants has emerged [ 8].
Drug metabolism via the CYP450 system has emerged as an important determinant in the occurrence of several drug interactions that can result in toxicity, altered bioavailability, increased or decreased pharmacological effect, adverse drug reactions, and/or drug-drug interactions [ 21].
The common denominator behind the metabolic syndrome is insulin resistance, that is, a lack of sensitivity of peripheral organs to insulin, which has emerged as the root mechanism explaining the occurrence of these disorders.
Both, on the basis of literature data and those presented here, however, no clear correlation has emerged between specific mutations in PTPN11 and the occurrence of cancer.
In this regards, application of AGE inhibitors has emerged as a new strategy to reduce the occurrence of AGE-associated diseases.
Acinetobacter baumannii has emerged as one of the most problematic nosocomial pathogens to eradicate using available antimicrobial agents, and its occurrence has increased especially in patients admitted to intensive care units (ICUs).
New factionalism has emerged.
