Sentence examples for correct origin of from inspiring English sources

None of the obituaries of Adam Faith [10 March] seems to have noted the correct origin of his stage name, replacing Terry Nelhams, the name he was born with, writes Nicholas Faith.

In all cases, it is non-trivial to identify the correct origin of a spectrum and thereby to allow either the identification of organisms or the quantification of either organisms or key biological processes.

Identification and confirmation of correct origins of NCI60 cell lines are critical to their usage as model systems and to translate in vitro studies into clinical potentials.

(Corrects origins of Smokey Bear in 16th paragraph).

Pipasic focuses on correcting observed proteome abundances without having to exclusively assign ambiguous peptide spectrum matches to their correct origin among a potentially large number of reference proteomes.

The correct geographic origin of these two individuals is thus considered uncertain.

The ability to recognize a wide range of variants should also improve mapping accuracy by recognizing the correct genomic origin of variant reads.

The correlation remains almost the same, 0.679, for Rome but drops to 0.490 and 0.571 for Warsaw and Jerusalem respectively; further emphasizing the correct geographic origin of EEJ within Europe.

Taking advantage of available clinical information of primary tumor samples used to generate gene expression profiling data, we further classified those cell lines with the correct origins into different subtypes of cancer or different stages in cancer development.

Wikiquote is good for tracing the correct wording and origin of bons mots, but bear in mind what Abraham Lincoln said: "Don't believe everything you read on the internet".

If it turns out that the molecules are correct, and the origin of the metazoans lies somewhere in the neighborhood of 800 700 mya, perhaps things got incredibly ugly in the dark.