The phrase "austrian origin" is correct but should be capitalized as "Austrian origin" in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that comes from Austria or has its roots in Austrian culture or heritage.
Example: "The dish is of Austrian origin, featuring traditional ingredients and cooking methods."
Alternatives: "Austrian heritage" or "Austrian background".
With his wife he had a complex and tense relationship: he was Peruvian and she was of Austrian origin, he solitary, modest, and lazy, she ambitious and eager for social life.
It's long been a puzzle that two seemingly unconnected paediatricians of Austrian origin, one based in Baltimore (Leo Kanner) and the other in Vienna (Hans Asperger), simultaneously observed the unusual behaviour of children brought to them by worried parents and coined an identical label to describe them – autistic – in 1943.
The Sharpshooter companies wore a dark green Prussian-style coatee and a tall hat of Austrian origin with an elongated brim turned-up at one side.
The pigs of Austrian origin were clinically inconspicuous at that time.
Oesophagostomum sp. was demonstrated in a single pooled feces sample from the Austrian-origin pigs, while Salmonella Typhimurium was again identified in feces from the German-origin pigs, but not from those of Austrian origin.
The population of Vorarlberg is culturally and ethnically rather homogenous, with more than 90% of Austrian origin [ 16].
The odd quirk in an Austro-Hungarian context that bridges hyper-Romanticism with modernism is Mozart's A minor Sonata (K. 310), notwithstanding its composer's Austrian origins.
However, gastrointestinal symptoms were now apparent in >80 % of the Austrian-origin pigs, typically shown by strongly reduced feed uptake and diarrhea that lasted for 2 3 days.
The mean PEDV Cq-value was lower in feces from the Austrian-origin pigs than from the German-origin pigs (23 Cq vs. 31 Cq).
PEDV was further demonstrated by RT-qPCR in 40 50 % of sera collected from both German- and Austrian-origin pigs (each ten samples), respectively.
PEDV-specific antibodies (PEDV-Ab) were detectable by commercial ELISA (Swinecheck® PED indirect; Biovet, Canada) in all sera from the German-origin group and five from the Austrian-origin group; the Austrian-origin pigs that showed diarrhea (pens A7 - A10) were PEDV-Ab negative (Additional file 1: Table S1).
