Sentence examples for rise to certain from inspiring English sources

Hence, each germ layer eventually gives rise to certain tissue types in the body.

The relatively high energy of ultraviolet light gives rise to certain photochemical reactions.

The environmental management activity of an economic entity gives rise to certain costs and might bring benefits or savings.

Gradually the law developed various "implied warranties," the breach of which gave rise to certain special rights.

This simplifies its operation but gives rise to certain sonic artifacts which, while not grossly obtrusive, may displease some listeners.

Mumford showed that Schottky subgroups of PGL 2,K) give rise to certain curves, now called Mumford curves, over a non-archimedean field K.

But that's starting to change as the group rises to certain levels of power and influence and are able to introduce products that appeal to a broad range of consumers.

This gives rise to a certain 2-design B N,Φ).

This method is based on measuring the penetration time needed for a liquid to rise to a certain height.

"For books that rise to a certain level of visibility, you really want to ride the wave".

Mass recovery data indicated that bivalent cations gave rise to a certain degree of inactivation/irreversibly sorption of φX174 on the surface of Al-oxide coated sand.