Sentence examples for branch originated from inspiring English sources

The Latin branch originated in Rome in the 4th century and acquired a new impulse, probably from Athens, in the early 6th century.

The Lancashire branch originated in the 19th century, when Thomas Ferrier (youngest son of Private Thomas Ferrier of the Pembrokeshire Regiment) settled in the area after being stationed near Blackburn during a period of industrial unrest.

The European branch originated out of a long separately evolving lineage.

The network was positioned so that the bundle branch originated near the center of the septum wall, and the network wrapped around the entire endocardial surface.

The Drosophila paralogs form a coherent sub-branch of an Insecta branch, originated independently of the vertebrate paralogs, evolving the duplication-and-divergence genomic mechanism for compartment-specificity in parallel.

Most of the recurrences regions would evolve from a primary tumor ancestor subpopulation that gives rise to the upper branch, originating P3, P4 and P5 regions of the primary tumor, the intra-pelvic recurrences and most of the extra-pelvic.

Alleles increasing axillary branching originated from Bur and were recessive.

Owing to the low support values in the current data, we are still unable to determine whether these three intronless branches originated independently or had a common ancestor.

Two distinct topologies were observed: MLV genotypes (America-1 and RL) showed geographically unstructured long terminal branches, whereas others showed structured short terminal branches and the branches originated from the same outbreak in each cluster (Fig.  2).

The most divergent branches were not analyzed in Section 2.9, which include four branches originated by independent SSD (TSPAN4-like, TSPAN6-like, TSPAN32-like, CD9-like), two branches arisen from speciation (mammalian ROM1 and TSPAN16), and one branch produced by WGD (TSPAN19).

Dendrimeric nanoparticles are comprised of dendrimers, which are spherical macromolecules with many branches originating from a central point.