Sentence examples for Source of origin from inspiring English sources

In India, the Philippines was long believed to be the stones' source of origin, Mr. Ward said.

Food quality depends largely on the source of origin of the products used.

Compostable polymers can be divided according to the source of origin or method of their preparation.

Accordingly, we find that Slickcraft is the more conspicuous mark and serves to indicate the source of origin to the public.

Erratics composed of unusual and distinctive rock types can be traced to their source of origin and serve as indicators of the direction of glacial movement.

It may sound obvious, but by bringing refining and processing facilities close to the source of origin it in effect stabilises the product and reduces the risks of spoilage.

All of the above may afflict residents in endemic areas and occasionally appear far from the source of origin in travellers or migrants, and usually cause diagnostic confusion.

Previously, the statutory requirement of confusion, mistake, or deception applied only with respect to "purchasers as to the source of origin of such goods or services". See 1 McCarthy § 5 6 (4th ed.1994 & updated 2008).

To investigate the source-of-origin specific miRNA expression pattern, the profiles of same 377 miRNAs have been compared between NT placentas and the fibroblast donor cells.

Most concerning, a majority of studies mixed utilities elicited from various perspectives, nations and weighting approaches and did not actively disclose these sources of origin, e.g., by naming the populations in which preferences had originally been elicited.

From occupational health standpoint, fugitive emissions are the main sources of origin of the continuous exposure to workers.