Sentence examples for both on the origin from inspiring English sources

He became a follower of Charles Darwin and translated into Danish both On the Origin of Species, in 1871 73, and The Descent of Man, in 1874.

Activity of the RNP clearly depended both on the origin of the PA subunit and the temperature and varied widely from essentially no activity to a much enhanced activity (Figure 5A and 5B).

The position of each gene depends on the up- and downregulation of both alleles and on the origin of trans-regulatory effects.

That said there are aspects of both of these hypotheses on the origin of the Archaea that we feel are incomplete.

Having said this, I believe that these previous publications present both more plausible ideas on the origin of translation and, importantly, deeper critical examination of the problem and potential solutions than the present paper.

The 22-nt size class had significant number of repetitions in both tissues and based on the origin and targeting region of genes it was proposed that the 22-nt siRNAs function differently from the 21- and 24-nt siRNAs [ 4].

The result is increased expression for genes replicated earlier—both on the primary chromosome and near the origins of both chromosomes and reduced expression for genes replicated later (Sharp et al. 1989; Mira and Ochman 2002; Couturier and Rocha 2006; Dryselius et al. 2008).

This raises questions on both the origin as well as the significance of the apparent relationship between FE and GE.

Internal migration has an adverse effect on political participation both at the origins and destinations of migrants.

In both methods, the spatial information on the origin of populations or individuals was not taken into account.

The original and correct title of Darwin's book is, On the Origin of Species.