Sentence examples for a completely different origin from inspiring English sources

It arises from the intuition that even if an object could not have had a completely different origin from the one it actually had, it could have had a slightly different origin.

"Finally, non-epileptic events are in nearly 20% of cases wrongly considered to be linked with epilepsy when they could be of a completely different origin, for instance loss of consciousness that can be cardiac or psychiatric".

Sean Elliot, the senior editor of iF Magazine, gave the episode an "A-" and said about the change of Shocker's secret identity, "saves the writers from having to come up with a completely different origin for a character that pretty much is a second tier villain anyways.

Interestingly, when analyzing their neighborhoods with STRING, we observed that there was seldom any connection with the dnaE-related networks, as if polC had evolved from a completely different origin.

This raises the possibility that ACP may have a completely different origin than has been hypothesized; it is more likely however that it has differentiated in such a way that it shares a convergent expression profile in common with these tumors not due to a common tissue of origin.

Despite having completely different origins, these correction terms differ only by numerical constants.

However, this gene has a completely different evolutionary origin and thus represents a functional analog.

Interestingly, three distinct clones (21, 242 and 509) form a separate cluster as compared to other long-chain neurotoxins and appear to have a completely different phylogenetic origin.

This is a control distribution that was obtained from sample pairs of completely different origins.

Now astrophysicists report unexpected findings that support speculation that longer and shorter bursts have completely different origins.

All together, the symposium demonstrated impressively the relevant similarities and overlaps of pathomechanisms between the broad spectrum of pediatric lung diseases which arouse from completely different origins including inborn, acquired, genetic, and environmental factors.