Sentence examples for continental origin from inspiring English sources

The place of their continental origin is disputed.

High Al concentrations in the coarse mode fractions suggest continental origin of these aerosols.

Colours show their continental origin: Africa (brown), Asia (orange), Europe (red), North America (blue), and South America (green).

The north coast is occasionally affected from October to April by cool northern winds of continental origin.

This water may be of continental origin or signify an estuarine grounding zone where ocean water penetrates upstream of the tidal flexure zone through tidal pumping20,21,22.

Geophysical investigation has revealed that, while the ridge is of continental origin, the Japan Basin and the Yamato Basin are of oceanic origin.

But new research is exploring the remaining fraction to explain differences between people of different continental origins.

However, what I didn't have time to go into was how intense 19th century debate was regarding human continental origins.

Edmund's fictitious continental origins were later expanded into legends which spoke of his parentage, his birth at Nuremberg, his adoption by Offa of Mercia, his nomination as successor to the king and his landing at Hunstanton on the North Norfolk coast to claim his kingdom.

Even more problematic in the clinical arena, racial/ethnic labels can vary widely by geographic location and time (eg, Hispanic and Asian) and cosmopolitan cities now include many individuals whose genetic heritage is drawn from multiple continental origins.

Further, the distortion of SF frequencies in regions populated with individuals with different specific continental origins is largely unexplored.