Sentence examples for from both origins from inspiring English sources

Monitoring of chemicals in the environment from both origins natural and anthropogenic requires efficient indicators.

This may be caused by the superposition of signals from both origins.

After the experimental verification that macrophages from both origins had similar phagocytic abilities, we demonstrated that higher amounts of nitric oxide were produced by macrophages from females compared with males, in response to incubation with either paracoccin, yeasts or paracoccin plus yeast.

Monodora myristica oils from both origins contain mainly α-phellandrene at 52.7% and 67.1% respectively.

Not only do Wolbachia numbers change throughout the nematode life cycle, but transcripts from both origins will have differential transcription through the different life stages.

Even so, the indications from both origins and terminations place rostral premotor (or even prefrontal) cortices at the apex of the somatomotor hierarchy, favouring the active inference model over a serial motor command model.

To this end, future studies should continue to investigate possible moderators of the immigrant achievement gap at a national level from both origin and destination countries.

In addition to multiple nationalities, physicians are challenged by bicultural, multicultural, and third-culture (different from both origin and host) [ 31] patients.

We used data from the WAACHS children to fit a logistic regression model to predict the probability of being consistently identified as being of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander origin from both the WAACHS and the two administrative data sources.

The fact that the same differential cell features appear in the two early embryo cells of both origins, from microspores and immature zygotic embryos, produced by primary or secondary embryogenesis indicate that they can be considered as early markers of in vitro embryogenesis.

Gain of 19q was frequently observed in tumors from both geographical origins.