Sentence examples for that it arises from inspiring English sources

If the ant is indeed the exception and one of the only groups of animals that uses the inclusion criterion, this would suggest (but not prove) that it arises from the action component, as the olfactory pathway (which is part of the perception component) is well preserved between different groups of animals.

The most common group of kidney diseases in children characterized by nephrotic syndrome is referred to as idiopathic nephrotic syndrome ("idiopathic" meaning that it arises spontaneously).

The overall utility of metabolic syndrome has been strongly contested, due, appropriately, to the lack of direct evidence that it arises from a unifying pathophysiology or that its diagnosis alters clinical outcomes.

Second, Diṅnāga's definition only indicates a phenomenological feature of perception; it says nothing about its origin and does not imply that it arises from the contact of a sense faculty with the object.

This is an unacceptable cost, given that it arises from one single EU regulation whose merit is far from clear.

It seems plain enough that it arises most of all from the way the two parts of the story snap together.

The most probable is that it arises from the paramount adaptive need for animals to guard against parasites, which are more likely to produce itch than pain.

(Incidentally, I hope that Bay will suggest the too-little-discussed third possibility: that it arose after the Arab spring AllSpark fell into the wrong hands).

Its presence in the cyclostome sequences shows that it arose after the duplication that gave rise to DRP2 but before the last common ancestor of cyclostomes and gnathostomes.

This identity and its location immediately downstream of AAEL010431 suggest that it arose as the result of a tandem duplication of AAEL010431.

One reason migration seems so potent is that it arose unexpectedly.