Sentence examples for following the origin from inspiring English sources

Blades of the propeller flap differ in dimensions and can be designed, according to defect feature, in a "freestyle" technique following the origin and direction to the cutaneous paddle of the perforator vessels [8].

As Gould (1987) noted over two decades ago, "Evolution, in fact, is not the study of origins at all.…Evolution studies the pathways and mechanisms of organic change following the origin of life".

Darwin himself spent the years immediately following the Origin studying how the exquisite variation found among orchid species could have resulted from interactions with pollinators, providing us with the first model of the coevolutionary process.

Oxygen levels rose following the origin of oxygenic photosynthetic organisms [39].

The legumes are intriguing for their capacity for symbiotic nitrogen fixation, for their great diversity, and for their rapid radiation and global spread following the origin of the family, approximately 60 Mya [10].

The presence of protist orthologs of Msh4, Msh5 and Mer3, along with some apparent absences (Table 2, and Malik and Logsdon unpublished results) is readily explained by independent gene losses following the origin of paralogs by duplication.

The probable continental paternal ancestry was estimated following the geographical origin of each haplogroup.

Fig. 7 Rupture process represented by the images of slip distribution in 5-s increments following the earthquake origin time from the JMA hypocenter, which is represented by an orange-filled star.

The observed continuous waveform records of Hi-net, which is high-sensitivity seismograph network operated by the National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience (NIED) (Okada et al. 2004), contain several sets of P- and S-wave arrivals with fast apparent velocities (approximately 10.5 and 6 km/s, respectively) for the 10 min following the earthquake origin time (Fig. 2a).

Massive transfer of genes from the plastid to the nucleus occurred following the endosymbiotic origin of the plastid from cyanobacteria [ 1].

With the aim to evaluate the maternal contribution of Africans, Europeans and Amerindians, the mtDNA admixture ratio was calculated following the geographical origin of each haplogroup.