Sentence examples for scale emergence from inspiring English sources

An increasing accumulation of PI and AG were detected from the bud scale emergence and leaf emergence stage, respectively, during rapid sequential floral organ development [ 61].

Unfortunately the excessive use of these drugs when not necessary, in addition to their use at incorrect doses, has resulted in the wide scale emergence of resistance in this parasite.

Herman, A. Sea-ice floe-size distribution in the context of spontaneous scaling emergence in stochastic systems.

September 2014 marks Tobias Jundt's full-scale emergence from an eight-year Berlin incubation--where his enigmatic charm, stunning facial features and the crystaline vision flashing from his clear gaze had been hiding under a series of guises and disguises.

The current year 2009 has been marked by a late season pandemic-scale emergence of a novel A/H1N1 outbreak strain, raising immediate concerns for public health as well as for pork and poultry production industries worldwide.

Additionally, large-scale emergence and reemergence have been recently reported in many Mediterranean countries, including Morocco (1, 3 ).

Without extensive control measures, large-scale emergence of vancomycin-resistant S. aureus (VRSA) may be the next stage in the global crisis of antimicrobial resistance.

The evolutionary process in cancer occurs at two characteristic scales: emergence at the population level and progression within individual hosts.

On a broader scale, the emergence of nanotargeting represents the addition of one more factor in modern political life that intensifies polarization.

There's her debut commission for the Royal Ballet, an ensemble piece for 40 dancers, set to Górecki's Symphony of Sorrowful Songs, which matches the epic scale of Emergence, a work revived for Scottish Ballet and getting its London premiere in the summer.

However, at an unprecedented scale, the emergence in Western Africa in 2014 raged with an extreme severity spreading to many regions in Africa and some cases of occasional infection (most of them were Africa-importing cases) were also reported outside Africa, raising the great potential of a worldwide prevalence (http://apps.who.int/gho/data/node.ebola-sitrep) (Gao and Feng, 2014).