Sentence examples for were emerged from from inspiring English sources

A total of 64 species were emerged from the SSB samples, of which 27 were grasses (19 annual and 8 perennial grasses), 35 annual forbs and 2 woody species.

The patients ranged in their severity: 12 were in a "minimally conscious state," three were in a "vegetative state," and six were "emerged from minimally conscious state," meaning they had some limited ability to move and communicate.

Three significant factors that cause depression were emerged from participant's narratives: Individual, family and relationships, Culture and migration and Socioeconomic.

At the deeper depth (Fig. 4(f)), it is observed that the capillaries were emerged from wider planar arterioles (arrows).

However, two meaningful factor components were emerged from perceived severity scale, and the subscales were named as clinical severity (variance = 83.9%) and social severity (variance = 78.0%).

Many themes regarding this subject were emerged from the interviews with faculty staff including the number of staff in some departments, training of the staff about new methods of teaching, resistance of the faculty members to the idea of small group teaching and commitment of the staff to the process of teaching in the college.

He said the bugs that were emerging from the sludge were just too overwhelming.

For now, they were emerging from the forest about once a week, but that was all.

"We were emerging from this bubble," she told me, "and I realized, 'I have this hit.

In the background, protesters were emerging from a cloud of tear gas.

But even as she did, key details about the investigation were emerging from other allied capitals.