Sentence examples for clear origin from inspiring English sources

ASD is known to appear during brain development, but most cases of the disorder lack a clear origin or genetic basis.

As a result, in one stroke, the event provides tests of alternative theories of gravity; a clear origin for a cosmic explosion known as a γ-ray burst; and strong evidence for the formation path of at least some of the heavy elements in the Universe (those much heavier than iron).

I tried to trace this term back as far as I could, but was able to find no clear origin (although several authors incorrectly claimed precedence).

The legend of the Llanddona Witches might not be the best known of Welsh legends but it is one that has a clear origin - well, as clear as you are going to find at this distance in time.

The coexistence of abscesses in other locations such as the groin or axillae and the presence of multiple fistulas and blind pathways without a clear origin in the anorectal region suggest hidradenitis suppurativa.

His body was wracked by intense muscular spasms that had no clear origin.

The higher balsam fir content generally observed in naturally regenerated, clear-cut origin stands could have potentially negative economic and ecological impacts at the landscape scale, which may call for mitigation strategies.

Clear-cut origin from benign papilloma and overt squamous differentiation were lacking.

The embodied stance itself, however, is being rewritten by Kirby as it is not a 'new' clear-cut origin of scholarly work.

The Public School men's wear show that followed it extended and amplified that impression, riffing on references to '90s club wear: boiler suits and quilted parkas, leather Perfectos with floppy lapels, tunic-type shirts with clear origins in oversize throwback jerseys, flat-brimmed gunslinger hats.

In contrast, the defendants pointed to the AR-15 and similar weapons' clear origins and continued marketing as guns developed for the military.