Sentence examples for Of certain origins from inspiring English sources

At the same time, another HDAC, HST1, surprisingly acted as a stimulator of certain origins [9] thus suggesting a more complex cross-talk between histone acetylation and replication.

However, in some cases, DArT markers of certain origins were either over- or under-numbered.

Recently, however, stinker (see aroma defects), beans have become more common in batches of certain origins, depreciating their value considerably.

Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, said she "regretted" Trump's measure and described it as an unjustified "general suspicion against people of a certain origin of religion".

Just because the prices of FBS from certain origins might be higher, does not mean that those origins are "safer", in terms of the number of viruses needing to be tested for and eliminated.

"She is convinced that the necessary, decisive battle against terrorism does not justify a general suspicion against people of a certain origin or a certain religion.

Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany said "even the necessary, determined fight against terrorism does not justify placing people of a certain origin or belief under general suspicion".

Merkel's spokesman Steffen Seibert said the German chancellor regretted Trump's decision and was convinced that the "battle against terrorism does not justify a general suspicion against people of a certain origin or a certain religion".

The number of study participants of certain Hispanic origins (e.g., Dominican Republic, Cuba) was relatively low, which although consistent with the U.S. Hispanic population, did not allow us to include them in a separate category (Dominican Republic) or produced wider confidence intervals for the respective associations with the sun protection and exposure behaviors (Cuba).

Women, people over the age of 60, and people of certain ethnic origins (such as Mexican-Americans and American Indians) have an increased risk of developing gallstones.

Migrant surveys show not only attitudes of a select group of people from a certain origin country, but the attitudes of people from a certain origin country who are adapting to their new environment.