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And this arises the use of SC modulation [2, 3].

This arises the problem of low channel utilization.

From this arises the Muslim belief that images can give rise to idolatry - that is to say an image, rather than the divine being it symbolises, can become the object of worship and veneration.

This method of freight storage on the metro could be applied to a passenger service by closing off one of the carriages; however, this arises the problem of increased dwell time (the time taken at each station).

From this arises the belief that folkloric vampires and revenants visit relatives, particularly their spouses, first.

This arises the possibility that Abi1/2 may act as a mediator in the C3G/Bcr-Abl interaction.

From this arose the idea that executive pay should be linked to the share price, in the form of options.

At a point just above the knee, the femoral artery continues as the popliteal artery; from this arise the posterior and anterior tibial arteries.

This arose the need of a topological study of such collective dynamics.

From this arise the ectodermal, mesodermal and endodermal germ cell layers [ 14].

From this arose the need of careful monitoring during immediate post-partum period.