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The Doloplus-2 was originally developed for pain assessment in children and the inclusion of the psychosocial items may come from this origin.

In Fig. 10, the line coming from the origin shows where α is equal to β.

Coming from humble origins, he became involved in the labour movement at an early age, and quickly rose in the party system.

A similar example comes from the origin of mammary glands as derived sweat glands.

In some cases, your hero's secret identity might come from the origin story.

And if you're curious about where this bizarre trope comes from, the origins are a bit murky, but may date back to a couple of 19th century poems.

We call "interference" the fact that one origin can be passively replicated by a fork coming from a nearby origin.

He laughs when he is described as coming from humble origins.

Second, as anticipated, the initial slope method disentangles the interference between replication forks coming from different origins.

However, as a young university created in 2009, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) needs to aggregate bibliometrics from researchers coming from diverse origins, not necessarily with the proper affiliations.

As lice were common in this age, it became more common to shave and wear wigs, particularly by the Charles II & his brother James II – today you still find Judges and Lawyers wearing wigs whose origins came from this era.