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While experts believe bruxism is not a dental disorder per se, but rather originates in the central nervous system, the condition can greatly affect the teeth and the entire craniofacial structure.

From this point of view law is not something that can be devised by means of rational formal legislation but rather originates in the unique spirit of a particular people and is expressed spontaneously in custom and, much later, in the formal decisions of judges.

However, conceptual understanding does not automatically follow from the act of posing a demanding question, but rather originates from a cascade of mental operations in search for a satisfying answer (Chin and Brown 2000).

On the other hand, the molecular mechanism(s) underlying JH action remain enigmatic; our incomplete understanding of JH action is not due to a lack of effort [3] [6], but rather originates from the uniqueness of JH as a hormone [7].

19 But it now seems probable that at least a subset of fibroblasts within wound granulation tissue is not derived locally but rather originates from a bone-marrow-derived, mesenchymal stem cell (MSC) pool.

If you didn't already know, most of your bad breath is not caused by the food that you eat, but rather originates from the back of your tongue!

Therefore, we concluded that the urinary excreted Klotho detected in PD subjects is not of glomerular origin, but rather originate exclusively from the renal tubules [ 6].

Therefore, the slight reduction in Mo average valence should not be related to the presence of nitrogen but rather originate from a slight reduction of α-MoO3 by gaseous ammonia during sample preparation.

Similarly, in an even more radical departure from traditional models of ovarian tumorigenesis, an emerging theory suggests that type II (high grade serous) EOCs are perhaps not ovarian cancers at all, but rather originate in the fallopian tube [11].

Comparison of air samples with each other and nearby environments suggested that the indoor air microbes are not random transients from surrounding outdoor environments, but rather originate from indoor niches.

An enigma remains: In all investigated extant species, including Trichoplax (Figure 1), the ParaHox gene Gsx is never linked to Hox, extended Hox or NKL genes (e.g. [4], [5], [13]), suggesting that Gsx was never part of the ANTP array, but rather originated through trans-duplication of a predecessor of the Hox cluster, together with one or two of the remaining ParaHox cluster genes (cf. [4], [5]).