Sentence examples for In either origin from inspiring English sources

But if the pace of movement is slow enough to allow investment to adjust, borders could open without any wage dislocation in either origin or destination economies.

Some initiatives were proposed, such as developing guidelines and minimum standards for protecting health and financial status of migrants in either origin or destination countries, establishing information-sharing mechanisms across governments for securing health of migrants.

Of these 36 domestic cases, 30 (83%) were successfully traced to a herd of origin in the U.S. In 21 herds (70%), additional infected animals (affected herds) were identified in either the herd of origin or an epidemiologically linked herd (identified through secondary trace-in or trace-out investigations) using official bovine TB program tests.

The native people of Uttarakhand are generally called Uttarakhandi and sometimes specifically either Kumaoni or Garhwali depending on their place of origin in either the Kumaon or Garhwal region.

South Asian was defined as a person with ethnic origin in either Pakistan, India or Bangladesh.

Fate mapping analysis showed that these cells include at least two subpopulations with different embryonic origin in either the commissural preoptic area of the subpallium or the supraopto-paraventricular domain of the alar hypothalamus.

Ventral telencephalic progenitors expressing the homeodomain transcription factor Nkx6-2 have been shown to give rise to a multitude of cortical interneuron subtypes usually associated with origin in either the medial ganglionic eminence or the caudal ganglionic eminence.

An alternative approach to the study of (CTG n CAG n instability was taken by Liu et al., who constructed a clonal HeLa cell line containing a single FLP recombinase target site into which (CTG n CAG n repeats of various lengths were integrated alongside the human c-myc replication origin in either replication orientation at the same ectopic chromosomal site [ 7].

Instead, they had their origins in either a variety of endogenous biochemical pathways or from environmental (exogenous) sources.

Collectively, these results clearly demonstrate that, although A20 is upregulated in conditions of pMCAO, A20 deficiency in either all cells of neuroectodermal origin, or more specifically in neurons, does not influence the outcome of pMCAO in mice.

Based on the genomes examined in this study, either the origins of CDK7 and CDK8 in an unknown ancestor of the "CTD-clade," or the canalization of reversible phosphorylation of the CTD in some eukaryotic groups but not others, could account for the variation seen in RPB1 C-terminal structure.