Sentence examples for article originated in from inspiring English sources

3. The political terms "left" and "right," mentioned in the article, originated in France.

· This article originated in a lecture, the May Hill Arbuthnot Honor Lecture, given in New York in April 2002.

The 366 analyzed articles originated in 23 different countries, with most coming from India (k = 170, 46.4%) or the USA (k = 98, 26.8%).

So, after the commissioner's news conference, there were news articles originating in Delhi and Mumbai quoting "sources" who claimed that the Dawood Ibrahim gang was deeply involved in recruiting, even threatening, cricket players to do the bookies' bidding.

The mean impact factor, for the whole period, is highest for articles originating in the USA.

In 2011, articles originating in China surpassed the UK, which ranked second.

The numbers of IFs and citations of articles originating in China were mostly lower than for other top-ranking counties.

About half of articles originating in Latin America and the Caribbean and half in Asia were produced in collaboration with the United States [ 8].

In addition, the numbers of IFs and citations of articles originating in China were lower than for other top-ranking counties.

The mean impact factor is highest for articles originating in the USA (3.42), while it was 2.82 for Western Europe and 2.73 for the rest of the world (7 regions combined).

We acquired daily counts of full articles originating in the UK with the words 'H1N1' or 'Swine Flu' in the title, as well as monitoring blog posts (web-based logs and journals usually written by ordinary citizens, not in the media) originating in England for these key words.