Sentence examples for those emerged from from inspiring English sources

Moths emerged from larvae treated as second instar by the LC50 of B. thuringiensis or B. bassiana and also those emerged from non-treated larvae were allowed to mate for 1 2 days.

The expressed genes were classified into those expressed constantly and those emerged from certain age.

Hence, in order to characterize the core metabolic activity and compare our in silico metabolic interpretations with those emerged from high-throughput data, we carried out flux variability analysis (FVA) [ 24].

By adopting the Mendelian Randomization approach, Benn concluded that his results are in accordance with those emerged from a cohort of elderly subjects treated with pravastatin [ 14] and from the Atherosclerosis Risk in communities cohort study [ 15], all suggesting low LDL are probably due to the preclinical cancer stage and per se do not cause cancer.

The procedures can be life-altering for those emerging from extreme obesity.

I get the impression that those emerging from chaotic lives need structure, or rhythm to life.

Outside a New York cinema, however, there was a mixed reaction from those emerging from Spike Lee's film Inside Man.

We didn't snorkel, but we did see smiles on the faces of those emerging from the water with masks.

They are ready to greet those emerging from the 21st century the deepest station in Delhi's underground-rail network.

There are multiple routes to democracy, but those growing out of mass mobilization may provide more checks on incumbents than those emerging from intra-elite bargains.

I analyze the chains of meanings (Thompson, 2013) that emerged when formal elements were presented readymade alongside those emerging from guided reinvention.