Sentence examples for some arising from inspiring English sources

Plasma (and tissue) estradiol seems to have a dual origin, some arising from the direct aromatization of testosterone, with the rest synthesized from the reduction of estrone.

But there were more, some arising from his dealings in the 1980s with another Labour multi-millionaire, the monstrous Robert Maxwell, who stole his workers' pensions before falling or jumping off his luxury yacht into the Atlantic.

There are various difficulties in comparing figures between the UK's 'big six' utility providers - the other five are EDF, E.ON, nPower, Scottish Electricity and Scottish and Southern Energy - some arising from foreign ownership, others from differences in accounting terminology, as well as the fact that Centrica is as yet the only one to announce its 2012 financials.

People with schizophrenia and other psychoses face a range of problems, some arising directly from the illness and others from the stigma of the disorder.

In this phase, which illustrates a number of events from 1995 to the present, we note many more actors and unexpected consequences – some arising with a delay – as well as the emergence of opposition to immunization.

Some arise spontaneously, in response to challenges like the one here.

Some arose when a fund company ignored the shift in the cost structure of a B share to that of an A share after a certain period.

Although the majority of the newest walls are built with aesthetics or economics in mind, some arise from more prosaic reasons.

Some arise from the modeling method and the natural climate variability.

For example, some arise from fundamental misunderstandings about causal relationships between the environment, the individual, and genotype (Bardapurkar 2008).

Some arise from market forces.