Sentence examples for describe their origin from inspiring English sources

It's the way the government defines race: most people who describe their origin or heritage as Hispanic or Latino also identify themselves as white.

For a number of pseudogenes, we can precisely describe their origin and place in time; for others we are less certain.

The biggest minority population (25.7%) was described in the census as Indian, although some of these people would use a different name such as African/Asian to describe their origin.

To describe their origin more specifically, the prefix "neuro-" is sometimes added, as in "neuro-" protectin D1 (NPD1) but NPD1 is detected in other nonneuronal regions including the lungs and blood [ 87].

The draft policy documents we reviewed describe their origin as having 'been developed as a result of broad consultations including two national symposia attended by senior representatives of Government Agencies, Non-Governmental Organizations, the beverage alcohol industry and representatives of civil society'[ 1– 4].

If you look closely at them, they describe their origins".

These two methods of data processing are analyzed describing their origin and their use, presenting examples of applications and their main advantages and shortcomings.

An article on Feb. 29 about investing in exchange-traded funds described their origins imprecisely.

Correction: March 21 , 2004 Sunday An article on Feb. 29 about investing in exchange-traded funds described their origins imprecisely.

Some described their origins (Lancashire Lad), cultivator (Whinham's Industry), colouring (Woodpecker) or their grower's pretensions (Roaring Lion, Hero of the Nile).

Although pathogenic deletions and duplications in SPAST (mutations in which cause autosomal-dominant spastic paraplegia 4 [SPG4]) have been described, their origins and molecular consequences remain obscure.