Sentence examples for subjects emerging from inspiring English sources

With so many new subjects emerging, definitions were needed.

For female subjects, emerging low-income, emerging bipolarity, and emerging high-income neighborhoods were found to be protective (0.61 [0.45–0.84]; 0.74 [0.55–0.99]; 0.71 [0.53–0.95]) for type 1 diabetes (Table 1).

"It's wonderful," Dr. Lerner said, "because in so many instances a relationship between the subjects emerges, but you could never predict that ahead of time".

Her portraits verged on caricature, her painting could be hasty and sloppy, but by virtue of a powerfully empathetic eye her subjects emerged as complicated, contradictory, urgently contemporary personalities.

A departure from traditional subjects emerged in the Ukiyo-e, or "floating world," genre, which began in the late 17th century and continued into the 20th.

Instead, the subjects emerge on their own every times she starts writing a new story.

As individual dream-specks come wafting through the stratosphere to find the right place to settle, we start to see certain colors and subjects emerge.

Two subjects emerged from the initial surgery profoundly weak, and both gradually recovered function (Fig. 4).

A number of new aspects and issues on the different subjects emerged from our focus group interviews.

Among subjects with known diabetes who reported to have had their feet examined by a physician, 18 of 25 (72%) clinical DSPN case subjects emerged unaware of having DSPN.

These subjects emerge in the context of broader considerations of energy landscapes underlying protein function at all levels (78 80), including distinct time regimes (81).