Sentence examples for theory arises from from inspiring English sources

An objection to this theory arises from a putative case of inverted qualia without illusion.

One of the widespread oppositions to evolutionary theory arises from its contravening idea of divine creation.

This theory arises from experimental observations that were similar to HIFα activation by succinate [5].

Stronger evidence in support of our theory arises from phylogenomic studies that identify α-proteobacteria, and hence mitochondria, as the source of eukaryotic lipid biosynthesis and transport genes [ 33].

Several objections to Stevenson's theory arise from perceived implications of strong emotivism.

Elevated DNA methylation could, in theory, arise from either de novo methylation or improper erasure of pre-existing methylation.

The constant comparative method is comprised of four stages: 1) comparing incidents (participant statements) applicable to each theme that emerges from the data, 2) integrating themes and their properties, 3) delimiting the theory arising from the themes, 4) and reporting the theory [36].

Hung and Ciuffreda [ 19] reported on the possibility of an incremental retinal defocus theory arising from repeated periods of near work as a contributory factor for an incremental growth of myopia.

The theory arising from this dissection of the causes of immunopathology predicts that when the risk of immune-mediated host death increases with within-host exploitation (for example, when ϕ1 or ϕ3 > 0), natural selection favors parasites with prudent within-host exploitation strategies because of the increased survival cost of exploitation (Day et al. 2007).

Versions of this view appears in the Laozi and in theories arising from practical arts like medicine or military strategy.

Berlin himself insisted that political and ethical theories arise from a thinker's basic conception of human nature, which in turn is founded on an entire philosophical outlook, a conception of the nature of the universe, reality, knowledge etc.