Sentence examples for subjects emergent from inspiring English sources

Having established that Tolstoy hated violence and that scientists can now make decapitated flies take off simply by shining a light on them, Potter moves on to other subjects: emergent phenomena, genetics and tool-making.

How the results of these studies would then translate to critically ill human subjects undergoing emergent intubation remains to be seen, particularly among those with underlying pulmonary impairment.

After VVC selection, the total V3 diversity increased in each subject with emergent X4 or VVC-resistant virus, corresponding to a significant increase in the overall sample Shannon entropy in subjects 07 and 19.

But it received little attention at first, said Thanu Padmanabhan of the Inter-University Center for Astronomy and Astrophysics in Pune, India, who has taken up the subject of "emergent gravity" in several papers over the last few years.

Moreover, no subject required emergent pharmaceutical treatment (e.g., dexamethasone) for high altitude illness.

Biosensors, based on photonic crystal (PC), are emergent subject.

A total of 16 subjects experienced treatment-emergent serious AEs.

Nineteen percent of EXE-treated subjects experienced treatment-emergent minor hypoglycemia, defined as a self-measured blood glucose concentration <3.0 mmol/L.

Eight subjects experienced treatment-emergent serious AE (three in the placebo, two in the SXB 4.5 g/night and three in the SXB 6 g/night groups); of these, two were considered to be related to study treatment (vomiting in one SXB 4.5 g/night subject and headache in one SXB 6 g/night subject).

In the individual interviews, we developed our coding frame to cover the predetermined subjects and new and emergent themes.

Overall, 23 (64%) subjects experienced a treatment-emergent AE.