Sentence examples for directly emanated from inspiring English sources

In many cases, QC immunoreactivity and nuclear staining were also detected in these aggregates suggesting that this type of pE-Aβ aggregate may have directly emanated from the somata of QC expressing interneurons.

Habermas builds on this construction in foreseeing not a European federation based on hierarchy and the unity of law directly emanating from an empowered Parliament and basic rights.

NG2 cell identification was based on morphology (small soma, multiple, very thin processes directly emanating from the soma), presence of staining with anti-GFP but absence of staining with anti-GFAP [18].

It was previously assumed that the rMTs directly emanate from the core SPB.

Williamson said Gruden's reticence to criticize Mangini directly might emanate from knowing the pressures of coaching a bad or rebuilding team.

Still smarting from the poor reception in Marseille, the decision is often cited as having emanated directly from Mussolini.

As her backup singers, the Mennonettes (Lindsay Mendez and Betsy Wolfe), seem to have emanated directly from Ms. Scott's fantasies.

What happened this time was an economic collapse that emanated directly from Wall Street.

However, the term Sephardic might better be reserved to designate those Jewish communities that emanated directly following the Iberian expulsion.

The term "Sephardic Jews" is used here in its narrow sense, referring to Jewish men deriving from originally Ladino-speaking communities that emanated directly from the Iberian Exile.

Interestingly, the majority of axons of VIP neurons emanated not directly from the cell body, but from a dendrite extending toward the white matter.