Sentence examples similar to a usual origin of from inspiring English sources
They were born in exotic places, these two unheralded members of the Los Angeles Dodgers, places that are not the usual origin of major leaguers.
The upper sternalis syndrome can have an usual musculoskeletal origin but may be the result of pathologies of the sternoclavicular joint such as subluxation, arthritis, SAPHO syndrome or of pathologies of the manubriosternal joint associated with psoriasis and spondylarthropathies, as in the case of two of our patients [ 33, 34].
The mucosa investing the middle turbinate, the uncinate process and the ethmoid infundibulum are the most usual sites of origin of polyps.
As a result, the origin of species is, necessarily, considered the origin of reproduction isolation.
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The most usual explanation for the origin of the name Widnes is that it comes from the Danish words vid, meaning wide, and noese, meaning nose and that it refers to the promontory projecting into the River Mersey.
Origin-of-life remains a vigorous area of research.
Figure 1 shows a typical example of a usual lipoma.
Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF), characterized histopathologically and/or radiologically with a usual interstitial pneumonia (UIP) pattern, is the most common adult form of interstitial pneumonia of unknown origin [ 1].
The Origin of a Land Flora.
