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Meanings of emergent in English

A tree that rises above the surrounding forest.

Coming into existence.

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Usage of emergent in English
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Results: No patient had a treatment-emergent serious adverse events at day 30.
Pubmed
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Britain almost couldn't be better placed to profit from this emergent sector.
The Guardian
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Virus sequencing did not identify baseline or treatment emergent resistance associated substitutions.
Pubmed
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This emergent disability is not well detected by traditional global cognitive measures.
Pubmed
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Poland avoided a recession mainly because an emergent middle-class kept on buying.
The Guardian
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LT was performed using an emergent deceased donor graft of marginal quality.
Pubmed
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Background: Snakebites are emergent and life-threatening injuries that may require intensive care.
Pubmed
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Their research stirred an ongoing scientific fascination with emergent properties and complexities.
Wired
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We analyzed the data by using grounded theory techniques for emergent themes.
Pubmed
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The identity of the emergent elements was confirmed by transmission electron microscopy.
Pubmed
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An emergent double valve replacement was successfully performed involving a multidisciplinary team.
Pubmed
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I was in love with my young, vibrant, emergent, inner male self.
Feminist dot com
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The collective behaviour is an emergent trait, learned through millennia of evolution.
Open Source Democracy: How online communication is changing offl...
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Using grounded theory analyses, we coded and analyzed transcriptions for emergent themes.
Pubmed
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The same lines faintly emergent in Victor Elliott's Kodakristal of his daughter.
Altered carbon
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Results: No serious treatment-emergent adverse events, thromboembolic events or deaths occurred.
Pubmed
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