Sentence examples for spontaneous occurrences from inspiring English sources
Mosaicism in horses is thought to account for some spontaneous occurrences of white, near-white, spotted, and roan horses.
Spontaneous occurrences are comparatively rare in both men and women, and extremely rare in children.
Collectively, these results corroborate the following: that stimulation was triggered reactively according to the 'demand' of the recording environment imposed by PTZ, that we did not overdrive the system with our preselected stimulation parameters and that stimulations were not random spontaneous occurrences.
The scene is obviously no spontaneous occurrence but a setup — Srebnik's imitation of his younger self, at Lanzmann's behest.
Mutation is the spontaneous occurrence of small changes in the DNA during the process of cell division.
Awkward!) Like most good public nudity, Poetry in the Raw took its inspiration from a private, spontaneous occurrence, in this case when a friend of the organizer, Missie Peters, read a poem naked at a party.
Domestic dogs exhibit spontaneous occurrence of cancers, and as pets they are exposed to environmental factors common to humans," the researchers said.
Once a spontaneous occurrence between audience and performer, these days it is a largely unwelcome aspect to pop and rock gigs as it is of no surprise.
The speed adaptation effect leads to synchronized flow, whereas a pinch region emerges, associated with the spontaneous occurrence of wide moving jams, due to distance over-adjustment.
We have confirmed by trial calculations that B < A leads to weak coupling during interseismic periods, and B > A leads to spontaneous occurrence of slow slip events (corresponding to the result by Yoshida and Kato (2003)).
These compounds simultaneously inhibit DNA gyrase and Topoisomerase IV at similar nanomolar concentrations, reducing the likelihood of the spontaneous occurrence of target-based mutations resulting in antibiotic resistance, an increasing threat in the treatment of serious infections.
