Sentence examples for this fact arises from from inspiring English sources

This fact arises from the slow recrystallization kinetics shown by PLA.

Another perhaps confounding fact arises from that era.

These observations raise the possibility that this mass was in fact arising from the adrenal gland itself and not from a heterotopic location within the kidney.

This asymmetry is ultimately a social fact arising from the desire to respect negative face (Ducrot 1973, Brown and Levinson 1987, Horn 1989).

This suggests that many of the clinically beneficial effects may in fact arise from Epac activation.

Can goodness, in fact, arise from strength?

Another question about determination by normative facts arises from the commonly held view that normative facts themselves supervene upon non-normative facts.

The murky issues and facts arising from the Petraeus and Allen investigations must be pursued quickly.

This fact may arise from the negligence of time delays, impacts or other specific phenomena that are not suitable to be modeled by classical differential equations.

In fact, this difference arises from a mistake made for the computations of the regional model, previously highlighted by D'Ajello Caracciolo et al. (2011).

Another fact that arises from the Fig. 2 is the halo around the Pt electrodes.