Sentence examples for an exact origin from inspiring English sources

Aristotle (see Sophistical Refutations 172a30 35 and Rhetoric 1354a3 7) thought that the practice of refutation is, as Dorion puts it, "lost in the mists of time and that it is hence vain to seek an exact origin of it" (433).

Although it is believed to have originated in camels, its exact origin remains a mystery.

This can only be the consequence of a dilution but the exact origin of the diluting fatty acids is unclear.

Also, the selection of cases was based on the first record of a cancer while the exact origin site might have been determined only later, and this level of detail was not available across all records.

The selection of cases was based on the first record of a cancer and the exact origin site may have been determined only later, but this level of detail was not available across all records.

He is often quoted with "Let food be your medicine, and medicine be your food" and "Walking is man's best medicine", however the quote "Let food be your medicine" is an apparent misquotation and its exact origin remains unknown.

However, the question that remains to be unraveled is the exact origin of an adnexal tumor.

If a user isn't tech-savvy, it can be difficult to explain to a customer support rep the exact origin of the issue.

Secondly, sputum induction is a complex process and the exact origin of the induced sputum is not always known.

As the absolute volumes of FDG PET-based tumour sometimes partly located outside the GTVCT domain were small, it was not possible to determine whether the exact origin of a recurrence lay located outside the GTVCT domain, but within the FDG PET-based tumour volume.

The duplicates are thought to have originated in a pancrustacean ancestor (insect + crustacea), although the exact origin remains uncertain9.