Sentence examples for they also arise from inspiring English sources
They also arise from an autoimmune reaction, but the process usually occurs nearer the surface of the epidermis.
Apparently, these high-energy particles, called cosmic rays, originate by means of electromagnetic disturbances in the neighbourhood of starspots and stellar flares, and they also arise from supernova explosions themselves.
But they also arise from politics - from the wish to present competing visions of Scotland's future to the electorate.
Yet, burdens on believers do not stem from the dictates of religion alone; they also arise from the intersection of the demands of religion and the demands of the state ("extrinsic burden").
They also arise in distinct anatomic compartments, with IDH1- and H3.3 G34R/V-mutant tumors being restricted to areas of the cerebral hemispheres [ 18– 21, 32, 35].
They also arise as a consequence of endogenous exposure to lipid peroxidation products (10), particularly 4,5-epoxy-2(E -decanal and 4-oxo-2(E -decanal (11– 14), and 9,12-dioxo-10(E)-dodecanoic acid (15, 16).
RAP2 and RAP3 proteins are homologous and phylogenetic analysis showed a consistent topology to that of RPA2/RPA3 (not shown) suggesting that they also arose by gene duplication in the same ancestor.
New genetic variants arise through mutation and recombination during replication and will often only exert their effects in offspring and not in the parents in whose reproductive cells they occur (though they could also arise very early in development and appear later in the adult offspring).
In some cases they have been traced to defective genes, although they may also arise from accidental or traumatic processes during embryonic development.
They usually develop from serous tumors of low malignant potential, although they can also arise de novo.
Typically, JPA occur as exophytic cerebellar tumours, however, they can also arise in the brain stem or the optic pathway, where they behave more aggressively than NF1-associated JPA (Grill et al, 2000), or, more rarely, in the cerebral hemispheres.
