Sentence examples for both primary and secondary origin from inspiring English sources

With respect to PM2.5 organic carbon, we know that particles of both primary and secondary origin are present in the airshed, and that the fraction of particles of primary origin tends to be greater near the urban core.

IPA is clinically classified into primary and secondary origins according to its initial infection site.

These data agree with the primary and secondary origins of expansion proposed on phylogenetic grounds, weakening the possibility that Basques would have obtain their total U8a diversity through recent immigrations from other European areas and reinforcing the hypothesis that the first U8a radiation in Europe happened in an area in which the Basque country was included.

These processes fuse coordinately to form the nostrils, upper lip, and palatal shelves that will, in turn, give origin to both primary and secondary palate [ 32].

The current study utilized both primary and secondary data to analyze how country of origin's nutrition transition affects BMI and self-perception of body weight within a sample of Latino immigrants in Baltimore.

To develop a comprehensive understanding of the origins of defects in human development it is important to understand the diverse mechanisms, both primary and secondary, that can cause or increase the likelihood of such defects.

Across the curriculum and in both primary and secondary schools.

Rosie is a former teacher (both primary and secondary), educational leader, academic and consultant.

That will be good for both primary and secondary forests, and all who depend on them.

Class sizes have risen in both primary and secondary schools since last year, new government figures revealed this week.

"In both primary and secondary categories approximately 70% of schools are anticipating reductions in capital expenditure… in terms of IT spending approximately 40% of both primary and secondary schools are expecting a reduction in the year ahead".