Sentence examples for another originates from inspiring English sources

Among three Zhenjiang sub-clusters, two originate from Henan and another originates from Xinjiang.

We assume that each exo-cellulase has the same, constant processing velocity so the only difference in processing times of one exo-cellulase from another originates in the number of intact hydrogen bonds covered by respective cellulases.

Furthermore, two ramifications from the nerve were identified: one originated at the level of the cricoid cartilage and entered the larynx, and another originated at a more caudal level and entered the larynx.

Another construct (originating outside Politico) is that Harris and VandeHei are God and Jesus — it's unclear who is who — and that Allen is the Holy Ghost.

"We Own the Night" bounced from one company to another — it originated at Warner Brothers and was briefly acquired by Universal — but its genesis was still far less tortured than that of "The Yards".

DNA tests of a leaf saved from that period excluded a Mexican strain of blight as a suspect and suggested another that originated in the Andean highlands and traveled to Ireland in Peruvian bat guano, imported for fertilizer.

Thus, whatever special obligations spouses have to one another must originate in voluntary agreement, best understood as promise.

Another three originate from the nature-based paradigm: the natural succession model, the nature-based shortcut model, and the direct approach model.

The Joint Typhoon Warning Center considered Vera as two tropical cyclones, when all the warning centers treated Vera as one in real time, while another, Georgette, originated in the Eastern Pacific.

Another pathway originated preferentially from PV+ thalamic neurons and targeted preferentially the middle layers of prefrontal cortex, through generally larger terminals, consistent with a driving pathway.

Additionally, another study originating from Nepal reports lack of sufficient knowledge of glaucoma among patients who attend eye hospitals (12).