Sentence examples for particular arising from inspiring English sources

Microarray studies comparing laboratory colonies or field isolates differing in susceptibility to insecticide have detected resistance-associated overexpression of multiple detoxification genes, with cytochrome P450 monooxygenases in particular arising consistently [10], [11], [12].

As a result the effect of implementing QE will be limited.Another difference between QE in the euro zone and in America in particular arises from the nature of their financial systems.

Two consequences in particular arise for masculinity in a religious system that imagines a male deity with a phallus.

The system of these equations has many applications, and in particular arises in semiclassical approximations of the Schrödinger Poisson equation.

We are concerned with the numerical simulation of certain multi-fluids flows, which in particular arise in the modeling of powder snow avalanches.

Cancer, in particular, arises from a combination of potential genetic mutations, and possibly epigenetic changes, altering the cells' normal proliferative and apoptotic programming.

She said it was sufficient for Miss Eweida to show - as she did - that she was placed under a particular disadvantage arising from her religious beliefs.

This example does not model any particular problem arising in real phenomena.

In particular, effects arising from limited internal cellular resources and detailed cell physiology were not taken into account.

The particular features arising from each electrode architecture are discussed and compared to shed light on the associated behaviour of the reacting nanostructured active materials.

In particular, errors arising from reproducibility checks were higher in the case of cortex values, indicating that cortex TACs are in general less reliable (probably due to partial volume and motions effects).