Sentence examples for underlying emergence from inspiring English sources
cis-regulatory changes play a central role in morphological divergence, yet the regulatory principles underlying emergence of human traits remain poorly understood.
The molecular mechanisms underlying emergence or re-activation of senescence programs in transformed cells still remain elusive.
Traditionally, a role of tumor suppressors in disorders associated with radiosensitivity was viewed in light of molecular mechanisms underlying emergence and repair of DNA double-strand breaks.
In 400 pages and 16 chapters, the author captures basic principles of microbiology, immunology, epidemiology, and infectious diseases, including chapters on biological weapons, "current plagues," and factors underlying emergence of infectious diseases.
Further, our data indicate variability in colonization and infection efficiency among MRSA genotypes, which points to the need to define the molecular determinants underlying emergence of S. aureus strains in the community and nosocomial setting.
In this context, understanding the mechanisms underlying emergence of distinct muscle sublineages from multipotent stem cells is of critical interest in developmental research, with growing pertinence to congenital abnormalities and adult pathologies [ 2],[ 3].
5 This is also in agreement with the hypothesis that a process of sensitisation might underlie emergence and persistence of psychotic experiences 35 as an indicator of liability to psychotic disorder.
It is commonly noted in the sociotechnical literature that safety is an emergent property of sociotechnical system activity; yet, the factors and principles underlying the emergence of safety within such systems need to be further understood.
Despite ongoing efforts, the mechanisms underlying the emergence of consciousness after severe brain injury are not thoroughly understood.
We explicate this perspective through a comparative study of processes underlying the emergence of wind turbines in Denmark and in United States.
We propose that pigeons' dirtiness was related to the broader social dynamic of the redefinition of space underlying the emergence of the hygienic city.
