Sentence examples for which only arises from inspiring English sources

After learning this, the rat has a sound introduced which only arises in conjunction with the light and the shock.

Even small perturbances of proteins, such as the reduction of antithrombin to only 70 80% of the normal level, can increase the thrombosis risk; this is in contrast with hemophilia, which only arises if levels of coagulation factors are markedly decreased.

This could explain the pregnancy-specific bias of uNK toward HLA-C recognition, which only arises when immature NK cells in the uterus acquire their KIR repertoire in the presence of high levels of stromal HLA-C.

For sparse UCAs, compared with the original UCA-RARE, the modified UCA-RARE is able to avoid obtaining spurious estimates which only arise from the sparseness of the array elements.

The right-hand side decomposes into three rather distinct parts: First, a damped, linear oscillatory part, second, a nonlinear and non-autonomous coupling part which does not depend on the P-component, and third, a stochastic part which does only arise in the P-component.

What recent critics are saying seems based on entirely unrealistic expectations, which can only arise because Germany's "memory culture" is particularly highly developed.

Without some kind of sanctions for bad behaviour, and without some sense of the personalities involved – which can only arise over time land repeated interactions – no discussion at all is possible.

Discharge destination is known to be affected by a variety of factors, which not only arise during the course of hospitalization, but may also be influenced by patient-related factors that pre-date hospital admission.

However, fixed patterns of high and low expression will not result in correlation, which can only arise in the presence of variation in expression levels.

In recent years, evidence has been accumulated which suggests that prosopagnosia not only arises as a consequence of brain lesions.

Significant chromosomal variations in Robertsonian polymorphisms between the major bays of the sea but not between sympatric seasonal breeding stocks suggested that geographical differences, probably reflecting local (post-glacial) adaptation, are more fundamental than those between seasonal stocks, which only would have arisen later [ 10, 11].