The UK may not in fact have been the sole origin, given a recent report which suggests France had undetected BSE epidemics on a large scale during the same time period [ 10].
Anna's outburst at the climax might trigger a relapse, but at least disapproval of a Westerner wouldn't be the sole origin for the King's rapid demise.
Studying molecular mechanisms of intestinal stem cell homeostasis in the Drosophila midgut, Cordero et al report a sole epithelial origin of Wingless during damage-induced tissue regeneration.
It is the sole origin of sharp waves (Buzsáki 1986), a distinct pattern of neuronal firing that occurs during slow wave sleep, and is believed to comprise a replay of CA1 firing sequences that occur during the awake state (Skaggs and McNaughton 1996).
"Of course, parental overvaluation is not the sole origin of narcissism," wrote researchers Brad Bushman of Ohio State University and Eddie Brummelman of University of Amsterdam and Utrecht University.
It first examines questions related to the reputed sole origin and the nature of philosophy in ancient Greece.
Nevertheless, process theists are criticized for failing to consider the alternative that God, the sole origin of creative power, graciously shares that power with others.
For example, whatever its genetic debt to the Angolan N'golo or "Zebra Dance," neither capoeira's sole origin nor its modern forms and functions are found in that Central African dance.
However, the spatial coding capability of IO neurons, as sole origin of climbing fibres, during the course of postnatal development remains unaddressed.
Immunocytochemical and in situ hybridization studies done previously in the rat already identified these cells; it was held that the arcuate area was the sole origin of this cell type (Rodier et al. 1990; Burgunder 1991).
