Sentence examples for query arose from inspiring English sources

The indication for using a dual-mobility socket was quite varied in our series of patients and it was chosen for primary THA if the patient was deemed to have a higher risk of dislocation, supported by pre-operative clinical examination findings, or if an intra-operative query arose about potential instability.

The choice of actin as the query arose out of a long-standing interest in the actin cytoskeleton, but we also reasoned that because actin is: 1) important and multifunctional, and 2) moderately haploinsufficient, it should show a rich spectrum of deleterious digenic interactions.

The result is that one with difficulty can predict the result in a given state and the situation becomes more confounded when the query arises as to whose (what state's) law we should apply.

A query arises about the option of place at which we operate thoracotomy.

Setting aside these rather tangled socio-cultural questions, another query arises: How did boob-enhancement fever start anyway?

Yet only one query arises: It overshadows all others in thought: For it is the Muslim question And how it is to be wrought.

This hypothetical query arises: "If you could choose, would you rather be pretty or rich?" "Pretty," the 12-year-old says emphatically.

Access will only be allowed if a data query arises which requires access to the data in order to resolve the issue.

The study personnel demonstrated how to use the eDiary, and were present to assist while subjects used the eDiaries if any queries arose.

Although such queries arise naturally in many important reasoning tasks, they are difficult to automate in the situation calculus due to the presence of a second-order induction axiom.

At the most basic level of inquiry, two queries arise about interpretation in art: (i) what 'tools' do we use to interpret artworks?, and (ii) what is it we do when we interpret artworks?