Sentence examples for combined origin from inspiring English sources
Thirteen published clinical trials, examining in total 4054 patients, have evaluated the use of choline alphoscerate in various forms of dementia disorders of degenerative, vascular or combined origin, such as senile dementia of the Alzheimer's type (SDAT) or vascular dementia (VaD) and in acute cerebrovascular diseases, such as transitory ischemic attack (TIA) and stroke.
Within its fabella complex, the sesamoid bone serves as the combined origin of the oblique popliteal ligament, arcuate ligament, and the FFL as well as the plantaris muscle.
In a study of 18 infants assumed to have been shaken, identification of focal axonal injury was not reliable after a certain survival time and discrimination between traumatic and ischemic axonal injury was not possible in every case, because the phenomena appeared to be of combined origin (Oehmichen et al. 2008).
The gene position relative to both axes reveals the single or combined genome origin of the trans-regulatory factors acting on that gene.
Collier combined Dutch origins with Scottish ancestry, and so was, like an illusionistic Vicar of Bray, a supporter of both the Stuart and the Orange cause.
The probability of sampling more than one genome is 98.4%, more than one breed is 87.9%, and at least one BAC of western origin combined with one BAC of Meishan origin is 56.25%.
However, combining phylogenetic origin and size leads to more complex conclusions.
Earthquake hazards can be single, sequential or combined in their origin and effects.
The Census subsequently sent questionnaires to half a million households, including Latinos who were given an opportunity to mark Hispanic as a combined race and origin category.
In CFS and WS, more than 4,000 genes and non-coding functional sequences of human and microbial origin combined were detected.
In this light, the search for natural compounds of plant origin combined to pharmacological investigations could reveal new substances with potential anti-cancer properties.
