Sentence examples for a predominant origin from inspiring English sources

Surveying responses to individual trials indicated that a predominant origin for this effect might be changes in trial-to-trial reproducibility.

Nonetheless, our findings regarding the transcriptionally active long ORF derived from chromosome 20 dismiss this copy as a predominant origin of the MSRV pathogenic effect.

Solutes in bedrock groundwater have a predominant geogenic origin, whereas local recharge is characterized by low-solute inputs from rainwater and minor in situ weathering releases from nutrient-depleted soils.

Because B-1 cells were not affected by anti-BAFF-R treatment and considering their predominant origin during fetal/neonatal development, we wondered whether the surviving B-2 cells were also of fetal origin.

The predominant origin was idiopathic (59%) and traumatic (21%).

The predominant origin of AFP was idiopathic (59%) and traumatic (21%).

It has been suggested that about 60% of lipids in breast milk originate from the mother's adipose tissue (Hachey et al. 1987), generally lending support to the concept that the predominant origin of lipophilic persistent chemicals in milk could be via remobilization of those chemicals stored in the mother's adipose tissue.

East-Javanese Madura and Galekan cattle have higher levels of autosomal banteng introgression (20 30%) and combine a zebu paternal lineage with a predominant (Madura) or even complete (Galekan) maternal banteng origin.

The design of the present study did not allow identifying the main source of plasmatic RANTES but we can speculate on a predominant visceral fat and/or activated platelets origin for RANTES.

Regardless of the cellular origins of TF in vivo, our results indicate a predominant role for TLR9 in mediating the procoagulant action of CpG DNA in mice.

The direction of transmission cannot be determined because of the sampling method; however, a human origin is suspected because the clone that was isolated is a predominant human clone.