Sentence examples for a mixed origin from inspiring English sources
Sand fraction mineralogy and the Zr/Ti ratio, indicated a mixed origin of the soil parent material; volcanic and granitic/metamorphic components, redeposited in the lithoral and coastal environments were identified.
The major ethnic group in Zermou is Hausa with a mixed origin of Kanuri/Hausa while Fulani ethnic group is in minority.
The surfactant modelled in this study was of a mixed origin [i.e. both oleo chemical origin (palm and coconut resources) and petrochemical], and the fraction of oleo chemicals drives the impact categories for natural land transformation and agricultural land occupation.
In 1964, a mixed origin of hydrocarbons was implied (Sylvester-Bradley).
Two patients had a mixed origin: Caucasian/Asian and Caucasian/African, respectively.
This, if true, is indicative of a mixed origin of Chinese bottle gourd germplasm.
Voyagers logo has an equally mixed origin, with the VOC initials in the center of a wreath topped by the Greek god Hermes, who is said to have protected sailors.
By Robert M. Coates and Harold Ross The New Yorker, August 16 , 1941P. 7 A lady we knew has a dog of mixed origin of whom she is very fond.
The New Yorker, August 16 , 1941P. 7 A lady we knew has a dog of mixed origin of whom she is very fond.
Makowska, A., Faizunnessa, N. N., Anderson, P., Midtvedt, T. & Cardell, S. CD1high B cells: a population of mixed origin.
Comparisons among LTRs and coding sequences allowed us to determine the evolutionary histories for those events: 1) Origin of Va-rec elements: We were able to determine that although these elements appeared in the gag-based phylogenetic trees as members of the Vb family, this was an artifact caused by them having a gag sequence of mixed origin.
