Sentence examples for passage arises from inspiring English sources

Another potential benefit of gut passage arises as a result of the removal of fruit pulp which otherwise may act as a germination inhibitor.

A similarly promising passage arising from when, as home secretary, he had bravely started to address the scandal of rising prison numbers is quickly cut short when Michael Howard takes over the post.

In one case, the false passage already arose during galactography and the perforation site could be detected ductoscopically.

The dispute arises from passages like the following: I live a life of appetite and, yes, that's right, I live a life of privilege in New York, Eating buttered toast in bed with cunty fingers on Sunday morning.

A similar challenge arises in a passage where Ives portrays Emerson's verse, as opposed to his discursive prose.

Electrolytic corrosion arises from the passage through the piling of electric currents, causing the pile, or part of it, to become the anode, or positive pole, in what amounts to a galvanic cell, or battery.

The question arises from the passage in the Physics (I.1, 184a23 24), where Aristotle affirms that our knowledge must proceed from what is universal to what is particular (or singular).

Microalbuminuria arises from the increased passage of albumin through the glomerular filtration barrier.

Pain arises from hollow viscera when the passage of their contents is obstructed and the musculature must undergo strong contraction and stretching.

The need for this step arises from the signal changes occurring after the passage of the contrast bolus as contrast recirculates into the cerebral circulation from the periphery.

This mutation arose during passage and increased in frequency to approximately 62% after three in vivo passages.