Sentence examples for possibility arises from from inspiring English sources
That possibility arises from a confrontation over three Israeli soldiers who were seized on Saturday by the Lebanon-based mIslamic Islamovementment Hezbollah.
That possibility arises from a fundamental tenet of international law that is not written down in any law book: In extremis, the locals win.
This possibility arises from the finding that systemic injections of the M1 muscarinic receptor antagonist pirenzepine induced a similar effect on anxiety and cognition as injections of fluoxetine (Figure 6a d).
Another possibility arises from study of the oxidation potentials of the stabilized solution, which activated and in solution is primarily chlorine dioxide and chlorite (ClO2 -), and hydrogen peroxide.
Another possibility arises from that the holes can be captured at Si-Si bonds according to the reaction ≡ Si-Si ≡ + h → ≡Si+ + · Si≡, as reported in reference [29].
A third possibility arises from the fact that intra-locus sexual conflict should select for non-Mendelian genetic mechanisms that reduce the inter-sexual genetic correlation [5], [6], [23] [26].
The other possibility arose from the fact that Atkins's diet is "ketogenic".
Although general measures of sociability have been associated with empathy in humans, an interesting possibility arising from these studies is that individuals who are more likely to derive reward from a social interaction may also be more prone to embody the emotional responses of others.
Although the mechanism is still under investigation, a possibility arising from our data is that IGF-1Ea may promote endogenous stem cell proliferation and differentiation into the cardiac lineage.
This interesting possibility arising from our pilot study needs to be tested in studies with a large number of patients to confirm the possible contribution of Erp to the diagnosis of latent TB infection.
Nonetheless, an intriguing possibility arising from this model is that palmitoylation of signaling enzymes (discussed further below) is used by neurons to establish or maintain polarized (shell-to-core, or edge-to-center) signaling gradients.
