Sentence examples for divided origin from inspiring English sources
It bears all the marks of that divided origin, split between a scientific survey and a national travelogue.
But candidates can be divided, by origin and ideological affiliation, into certain types.
Natural killer cell tumors can be broadly divided by origin into mature-cell and progenitor-cell types.
When pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) of the head and/or body invades the origin of splenic artery (SA), we usually cannot be able to avoid total pancreatectomy (TP) because the blood supply of distal pancreas becomes scarce after dividing the origin of splenic artery.
To dismantle the perception that speciation is mysterious, it is useful to divide the origin of species into two components, which we might for simplicity call the geography and the biology of speciation (Bush 1975).
The major themes currently discussed in the literature in relation to the code origin can be divided into: (i) accidental origin of the code, (ii) optimization of the code's effectiveness, (iii) stereo chemical relationships between amino acids [11] [20], and (iv) dynamic self-organization [21], [22].
Cristiano Lovatelli Ravarino, from Bologna, insists they are gifts marking a relationship that endured until Bacon's death in 1992, but experts are divided about their origin and the drawings are now expected to be debated at the Courtauld Institute of Art in London next month.
Proximally the splenic artery is divided at its origin off the coeliac trunk and the splenic vein is divided at the confluence with the superior mesenteric vein.
Experts are divided over the origin of the jelly which has been found on grass banks away from the water's edge at the RSPB's Ham Wall base.
Average annual event rates were expressed as the number of patients having an event (acute coronary syndrome or death from ischemic cardiac origin) divided by the total number of patient follow-up years.
The left gastric vessel is divided at its origin from the coeliac trunk with sutures.
