Sentence examples for which initially arise from inspiring English sources

The best-studied homology series in animals are the body segments, which initially arise as a series of identical subdivisions and then undergo diversification to give rise to segment-specific structures, such as segments with or without legs in the arthropods or vertebrae with or without ribs in vertebrates.

These questions partake of an ongoing debate on the nature of Chinese science, which initially arose from the pioneering work of Joseph Needham.

Examples of classical structural exaptations include the lungs of early fishes, which in most osteichthyan clades evolved into swim bladders for buoyancy control, and avian feathers, which initially arose as thermoregulatory (insulating) structures but now also serve courtship (display) and locomotor (flight) functions.

The concept of endocrine disruption, which initially arose because of the interference with reproductive biology, is now gradually being broadened to other receptors implicated in different aspects of homeostasis (Tabb and Blumberg 2006).

The identification of the cells of origin from which cancer initially arises is of great importance, both for our understanding of the basic biology of tumours and for the translation of this knowledge to the prevention, treatment, and precise prognosis of the human disease (Visvader, 2011).

Neochromosomes, which can exceed 600 Mb in size, initially arise as circular structures following chromothripsis involving chromosome 12.

REHH and nHS are both based on the logical assumption that a variant under selection will rise to high frequency quickly before recombination has time to break down the extended haplotype on which the variant initially arose.

Immunogenicity may initially arise in response to the foreign epitope, which then leads to epitope spreading, involving autoreactive T cells, or autoimmunity.

Leaves initially arise from cell divisions in the shoot apical meristem.

Another advantage that can initially arise from relocalization may be to alleviate dosage effects.

It's about forming a way of thinking that has become so entrenched that it seems appropriate, even when it's not, and is a fall-back that soon grows to fit many situations beyond the one in which the critical personality initially arose.