Sentence examples for which fall out from inspiring English sources

These are the statements involving function applications and the simple predications which fall out as a special case.

Stem cells appear to originate from rapidly dividing hair peg germ cells that grow fine lanugo hairs, which fall out around birth to be replaced by adult-type terminal scalp hairs.

It was launched in April 2013, with the stated objective that it would function as a safety net for cases which fall out of scope for funding.

The results revealed that compounds 4 and 5 are as promising as compounds 1 and 2. Only compounds 3 and 6 have physicochemical properties which fall out of the acceptable range for 95% of known drugs.

The United Arab Emirates has promised to deposit money in the Central Bank, and Saudi Arabia, which fell out with Jordan during the Gulf war over its forgiving stance towards Iraq, has promised to resume its once-huge handouts.

Fingers are being pointed at the Treasury, which fell out with him over the tuition fees debacle when he was Education Secretary: some in the department have struggled to conceal their schadenfreude at Clarke's troubles.

That makes it a much smaller force than Hailo, which fell out with cabbies last year when it said it would offer minicabs as well as taxis, but seems to be winning some of them back.

"I had a business in landscape design for ten years which fell out with the economy, so I turned his hobby into a business and we're doing very well.

All you need to know is that the cups of those three bras were stuffed with water balloons filled with a mixture of white tempera paint and water that the handmaidens pierced so they could drink from the fake breasts, one of which fell out and was picked up by an enthusiastic member of the audience during the performance.

The five clusters which fell out consistently across all ten replicates in the following order were as follows: 1. Norway, 2. Central Eurasian populations (Russia: Azas, Russia: Konda and Mongolia: Bulgan) 3. France, 4. Germany: Hesse and 5. Eastern European populations (Fig. 2, Figure S3).

Georgetown, which fell out of the poll at one point, ascended to fifth.