Sentence examples for broad origin from inspiring English sources

Table 7 shows results for three broad origin groups Latin America, Asia, and Europe.

The ulnar head of the flexor carpi ulnaris and the broad origin of the flexor digitorum profundus from the anterior aspect of the ulna were detached.

This study assessed the effectiveness of gabapentin for neuropathic pain (NeP) and mixed pain (MP) of broad origin.

Brown trout introduced in the Falklands is thought to have originated from the same two broad origins as in Chile, from a German origin shipped via Chile and the United States (McDowall et al. 2001) and from a British origin, including English (Surrey, Lancashire) and Scottish sources (Pentlands, Table S1).

Thus, rainbow trout in Chile has been affected by secondary releases much more than brown trout, and brown trout in Chile has had much longer residence time than in the Falkland Islands, despite sharing the same two broad origins (Germany and Britain).

Therefore, the broader origin of C. arabica ESTs may be the reason for the prevalence of C. arabica CesAs in comparison to C. canephora.

The origin of the broad line region in active galactic nuclei.

Thirty-four strains of G. clavigera and twenty-five strains of L. longiclavatum representing a broad geographic origin were tested with this assay.

With the available information about the world mtDNA phylogeny at hand [46] [51], [54], we could easily distinguish the broad geographic origin of the anomalous mtDNAs and thus obtain direct evidence of contamination.

Despite a broad geographical origin, strains of the same habitat had similar life-history strategy.

A broad geographic origin (available for wild accessions) and large phenotypic variation for fruit quality traits were represented.