Sentence examples for process that arises from inspiring English sources

Cancer is a multistep process that arises from a series of genetic and epigenetic events.

AGILE detection principle is based on the pair production process, that arises from the interaction between high energy photons and the tungsten layers of the Silicon Tracker.

The C C bond-breaking step of pentene adsorbed on a model zeolite cluster is examined using ab initio and density functional theory (DFT/B3LYP) electronic structure techniques as an example of the β-scission process that arises in cracking of alkanes and alkenes.

We present a novel mathematical concept in which stem cell and progenitor population dynamics are described as a probabilistic process that arises from cell proliferation and small fluctuations in the state of differentiation.

Pain is a perceptual process that arises in response to nociception.

Cancer is a progressive process that arises from a well-defined step where somatic cells acquire activating (oncogenes) or deactivating (tumor suppressor genes) mutations [ 4, 5].

Life ultimately is a material process that arose from a nonliving material system spontaneously and at least once in the remote past.

The lateral constraints lead to a sequential plate snapping process that arise from secondary buckling of a contact zone(s) in the plate.

In this paper, I argue that the development of the business risk audit methodology in the 1990s was a complex process that arose naturally from the need to compensate for the commoditization of audits that occurred in the 1980s.

While other researchers have reported fabricating cMUTs using the MUMPs process none has reported the limitations in the process that arise due to the use of standard design rules that place limitations on the material thicknesses, gap thicknesses, and materials that may be used.

This chapter discusses several real and tangible economic arguments in favor of inserting periods of Care and Maintenance (C&M) into the decommissioning process that arise from a reduced radioactive waste inventory, waste minimization, and the subsequently reduced waste disposal costs.