Sentence examples for different points of origin from inspiring English sources

The effect was attributed to different points of origin at the electrode.

How best to serve this population remains a subject of debate, because autism is a "final common pathway" diagnosis, meaning children arrive here from different points of origin, are troubled by a wide variety of issues and respond to different strategies.

So now imagine that the threat isn't just one missile but dozens, traveling on multiple vectors from different points of origin.

Likely responding to his younger colleague Georges Cuvier's (1769 1832) criticisms of linear relationships (see below), Lamarck admitted a more complex pattern of group relations, with some showing independent lineages and even different points of origin.

The muscles of the pelvic floor have different points of origin and attachment in that region.

The aim of this work was to study the anatomical anomalies of the RAH and its diameter in relation to different points of origin.

A Pure Grown Diamond is a genuine diamond with a different point of origin.

Among others he discussed interleukin 7 (IL-7) and demonstrated the multifaceted effects cytokines can have enabling the immune system to overcome immunosuppression and foster anti-tumoral effects., Starting from completely different point of origin Tak W. Mak shared the fascinating observation that Nervus vagus stimulation protects from sepsis in animal models.

In order to examine the Cu speciation and possibly its origin in the Cu-rich inks, Cu K-edge micro XANES spectra were acquired at different points of the four samples.

Both candidates had different points of emphasis.

Controlling for differences in population size and other potentially confounding factors, Atkinson then modeled the worldwide language phoneme pattern that would be expected if human language had spread from 2560 different potential points of origin around the planet.