Sentence examples for designations originated from inspiring English sources

The W-135 and 29E serogroup designations originated at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research as a result of a paper published by Evans et al. (35 ).

However, even though the reference strain 1 M45 has also been isolated from a smear-ripened cheese of the same protected designation of origin, it originated from another manufacturing plant.

It is telling that the designation free range as applied to chickens originated not with farmers or U.S.D.A. bureaucrats, but on the menu of a restaurant, Larry Forgiones American Place.

As a result, the Founding Fathers label that originated in the 19th century as a quasi-religious and nearly reverential designation has become a more controversial term in the 21st.

— Eric Asimov Fox News Latino: UNESCO, which this year said that the area of Mexico where tequila originated was threatened by pollution and mismanagement, said it would maintain the region's designation as a World Heritage Site.

Designation of a publication as pertaining to developing countries (DC) was determined by four criteria: the material originated in a DC, one of the authors lived in a DC, a disease addressed was largely limited to a poor country, for example HIV/AIDS or malaria, or the topic involved health policies largely pertaining to a DC.

Other characteristics: Pinzgauer cattle originated in Bavaria, but were not recognized as a breed until the 1600's when the designation "Pinzgauer" is derived from the "Pinzgau" district in the province of Salzburg, Austria.

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All originated in Africa.

Idea originated in Boston.

"Millionaire" originated in Britain.