The phrase "are an important origin" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of being a significant source or starting point, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "These ancient texts are an important origin of modern philosophy."
Alternatives: "are a significant source" or "are a key starting point."
For all these reasons, the characterization of condition-specific transcription unit structure on a genomic scale is an important origin point for microbial functional genomics.
Moreover, increase in Atg7 level and LC3-II/LC3-I ratio were significantly attenuated by addition of compound C. Being an important origin of foam cells, VSMCs have gained increasing attention.
The results in this study revealed that alveolar epithelial cells underwent epithelial-mesenchymal transition and may be an important origin of myofibroblasts in the progression of acute interstitial pneumonia.
The exhibition delves into the Conceptually based art of an irreverent band of Italian artists whose efforts are an important point of origin for much late-20th-century and early-21st-century art.
We suggested earlier that structures derived from the most proximal portion of the Müllerian ducts, such as endosalpingiosis and others, are an important site of origin of tumors previously classified as ovarian carcinomas, including the high-grade serous subtype associated with the BRCA1 mutation carrier state (Dubeau, 1999, Dubeau, 2008).
Probably the electromagnetic fields of space origin are an important factor determining dynamics of population of the Arctic fauna species.
The vast majority of testicular tumours are of germ cell origin and are an important group of neoplasms because most of them are curable.
Still, Justine Ells, Mojo Japan's president, thinks single-origin coffees are an important part of its future.
Mindful of the fact that Renaissance humanism is an important point of origin for modern humanistic inquiry and that the latter has always privileged the study of literature, our project will conclude with an attempt to redefine and renew this concept of humanism for the present.
In addition, the motor cortex is an important site of origin for cortical projections to cranial motor nuclei and also for corticopontine fibers (Glickstein et al. 1985).
