Sentence examples for figures originate from from inspiring English sources

The peaks of Cu in those figures originate from the TEM sample grid.

The peaks of Cu in these figures originate from the TEM sample grid.

The quantitative analyses, and all examples shown in the Figures, originated from the main ablation group (four ganciclovir treatments on E11 and E12) and the ancillary ablation group that received two ganciclovir treatments on E11 to characterize the maximum extent of specific defects produced in the ablation phenotype.

He does not cite the South Bank University study flagged up earlier, but says the figure originated from this paper: Pain, N. and Young, G. (2004), 'The macroeconomic impact of UK withdrawal from the EconomicnoModellingling, 21, pp.387 408.

"The culture of erecting statues of political figures originates from the British Raj," he said.

The corresponding simulated diffraction patterns depicted in (Figure 4c) originate from positional correlation function of the SiGe dots within a DM [4].

The data illustrating the dry to wet season transition in 2007 (Figure 8) originate from the same instruments at the same site as the other flux data and were processed in the same way.

All the depicted simulated data points in Figure 3 originate from the same data set and are therefore self-similar.

For example, within PUUV strains from the Bavarian Forest, which has been known as an outbreak region since 2004 133, 14 ), newly characterized strains 10 Mu Eb51 and 10 Mu Eb14 (Bavarian Forest; Figure 1, Figure 2) originated from localities only 25 km apart.

duf −3.0 kb lacZ is expressed strongly in Longitudinal Visceral Muscle FCs (Figure 2), that originate from the caudal mesoderm [53] but not in circular visceral FCs that arise from the midgut [54].

An optimized translational strategy which we would like to propose here (see Figure 1) should originate from questions that arise from daily clinical problems and translates those into a valid animal experimental approach modeling the clinical situation as close as possible.