Sentence examples for a possible origin of from inspiring English sources

Some early diverging lineages of Papilionoideae do not nodulate, suggesting a possible origin of nodulation after origination of the subfamily.

Firstly, one may consider a possible origin of R7 among AA (Munda) speakers, possibly already outside India.

Most Catalans are, yet Gaudí not only perceived in them a possible origin of the column and capital, but also used a fong, a poisonous amanita mushroom, for one of the ceramic entrance domes of the Parc Güell.

A possible origin of this different mobility is discussed.

Thus, silicon rubber was considered as a possible origin of the sample.

This result thus indicates a possible origin of historical significance to these patterns.

Cellular senescence, which was shown to constitute an early (but escapable) barrier to melanoma development [ 45], represents therefore a possible origin to the phase of DNMT1 depletion.

A possible origin for the variation of the GA microsatellite associated with the A2 gene is the LTR element fragments that are interspersed within this particular microsatellite.

The Early-cimmerian compressional event is a possible origin for the global uplift of the northern African margin and Western Europe during the late Carnian and the Norian.

We were able to propose a possible origin and evolution of pSMC1 on the basis of its genomic features.

The characteristics of the Karen suggest China, near Tibet, as a possible origin, but none of them live there today [ 16].