Sentence examples for be of recent origin from inspiring English sources
This theory, or brief sentimentality, must be of recent origin, since 1870, the year of France's most catastrophic military defeat by the Prussians, also produced one of the most famous prephylloxera claret vintages of all time.
The hybridization leading to Brassica napus is believed to be of recent origin.
Among duplicated genes are a class called nearly identical paralogs (NIPs) that appear to be of recent origin.
Low rates of sequence variation at the ASGR, therefore, suggest that the ASGR might be of recent origin.
In general, ECM domains rarely occur only in single-domain architectures (15/144 [10.4%]) though when they do, tend to be of recent origin.
Competence gene defects were identified in three species (H. somnus, H. ducreyi and M. haemolytica); each appeared to be of recent origin.
The term supranational is of recent origin and is used to describe the type of treaty structure developed originally by six western European states: France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg.
Breeds as they are known today did not always exist, and many are of recent origin.
A defendant, however, is not immune from liability for copyright infringement simply because the technologies are of recent origin or are being applied to innovative uses.
