Sentence examples for external origins from inspiring English sources

Some of Iran's enrichment problems appear to have external origins.

The external origins and the speed of the declines in mortality meant that there was little chance that they would be accompanied by the onset of a decline in fertility.

Participants believed that major constraints to strengthening adaptive capacity had external origins, at regional, state and federal levels.

The Earth's magnetic field is the sum of fields of internal and external origins that operate on a wide range of spatial and temporal scales (Hulot et al. 2015).

Regarding the hemispherical magnetisation of the Martian crust, it seems rather unlikely that the magnetising field is as hemispherical as the crustal pattern suggests; hence, the crustal magnetisation dichotomy seems only realistically explained by additional demagnetisation events of external origins in the northern hemisphere.

On the other hand, phenotype of an individual also needs to be robust against fluctuations of both internal and external origins that are encountered during growth and development.

All of the Lactococcus strains used for this study are the same strains, from the same lab, that were the source for the genome sequencing projects, suggesting that at least one of the Lactococcus cultures had been infected with a virus of external origin in the time since its genome was originally sequenced.

Within each group, numerous subdivisions use their own names for the people and language; the name Senufo is of external origin.

But even in this case, African art must be understood through the investigation and understanding of local aesthetic values rather than through the imposition of categories of external origin.

Then a selection scheme was used to minimize the magnetic fields of external origin.

Hence, these oscillations cannot be considered to be associated with sources of an external origin.