Sentence examples for those engendered from inspiring English sources

To emphasise the importance of nonlinear interactions, we tried to disambiguate the components of event-related potentials (ERPs) or event-related fields (ERFs) that can be explained by a linear superposition of trial-specific responses and those engendered nonlinearly (e.g., by phase-resetting).

John K. Jacobs Highland, N.Y., Aug. 21, 2009 • To the Editor: Paul Krugman has some good points about the medical reform controversy, but as any old (really old) former P.R. man, advertising executive and Congressional aide still scarred by political attacks of years ago can tell you, you can't successfully defend against tough attacks like those engendered by opponents of medical reform.

Animals have also evolved cell suicide and cell senescence responses to inappropriate signals, such as those engendered by cancer-causing (oncogenic) mutations (Lowe et al. 2004).

In particular, Miller rejects sui generis social entities, such as plural subjects, and he does not invoke specialized norms of convention beyond those engendered by morality and rationality.

Moreover, continued fast processing speed and alternating thoughts – such as those engendered by the cross-cut scenes of a protagonist and antagonist in the climax of action films – can create anxiety (Pronin & Jacobs, 2008), which is exactly the goal of most action film narratives.

Additionally, the effect of the antibodies was compared to those engendered by the pre-immune sera.

Together, those elements engendered an emphasis on irrationalism and hysteria and belief in a special German mission to direct the course of the world's history.

But the warm feelings those two engendered were quickly squandered.

Unsurprisingly, a lack of diversity in tennis media circles engendered those perspectives.

That view has become outdated in a bloc under severe nationalist strains stemming from the debt crisis, the migration wave, the fear of terrorism and the populism that all of those anxieties have engendered.

Those witch hunts engendered the rather jaundiced views among most Turks about Gulen and his supporters, whose benign public face overseas doesn't quite match their seemingly clandestine operations at home.