Sentence examples for typical emergence from inspiring English sources

Its typical emergence between the medial head of the gastrocnemius muscle and the semimembranosus tendon is more evident on the axial view (b), as well as an intramuscular extension in its lateral aspect (arrow).

The emergence of these specific applications as the most frequent is consistent with the typical emergent cases presenting to large urban centers and mirrors applications most frequently used in developed nations.

Thus, merely through the typical growth gradient in the brain, the emergence of manual asymmetries may correlate with the development of communicative skills in early stages.

Also in our new classification of seven basic function types for living processes ('modules') in general a protein participates in multiple modules (or dimensions of emergence typical for the processes it is involved in).

Accordingly, the emergence of typical [discrete waves+ is demonstrated, which cannot be captured by a continuum model.

Cancer Stem Cells (CSC), also known as initiating cancer cells, play a key role in the emergence of typical neoplastic hallmarks.

This early perturbation, potentially affecting sensitivity to eye gaze, interferes with the emergence of typical developmental milestones.

In the case of the emergence of typical VTEC, the events of vtx-phage acquisition probably occurred at the level of the gastrointestinal tract of ruminants [ 54] where both vtx-phages and aEPEC are abundant [ 55, 56].

For a typical ICU patient, the emergence times from light sedation (to decrease the Ramsey Sedation Scale score from 3 to 2) remained fairly rapid (< 35 minutes) for propofol infusions lasting 3 days or less.

Given that the emergence of typical sexual dimorphism in brain structure reflects both sex chromosome and sex hormonal effects (Baron-Cohen et al., 2011; McCarthy and Arnold, 2011), this female-specific observation suggests that these physiological factors related to sexual differentiation may be critical for females but not for males with autism.

Such repeated exposition can be considered as a typical selection pressure promoting resistance emergence in mosquito populations.