Sentence examples for from two origins from inspiring English sources

VIC provided us with two samples from two origins (VIC06A and VIC06B).

The participants will be randomly selected from two origins: the Paediatric Obesity Clinic at HSM and schools in the Lisbon region.

Pigment analyses were carried out as reported in Wonisch et al. (2001) using foliage samples from two origins per species (seedlings of different age) harvested in July during the last experimental year.

Microglial cells from two origins exist in the retina: resident microglia and circulating bone marrow (BM -derived microglia, with the former entering from hyaloid vessels and BM -derivedht to be associated with neuronal death in retinal histogenesis (Ashwell et al., 1989), whereas the latter enter fromicrogliaic nerve after retinal vascularization (Caicedo et al., 2005; Hou et al., 2006).

Individual charophyte cultures were initiated with specimens from four origins and acclimatized at 20 °C in a controlled environment for 3 weeks.

These lines were constructed in Levovil (L), VilB (B), M82 (P) and Moneyberg (Mbg) genetic backgrounds and carried introgressed fragments from three origins on chromosomes 2, 3, 4, 5 or 9 (and two sub-regions a and b).

For example, chromosomes of species in the genus Sulfolobus are replicated from three origins (Lundgren et al., 2004; Robinson et al., 2004, 2007).

We modelled the behaviour of a typical replicon cluster (Jackson & Pombo, 1998; Berezney et al, 2000) in which 250 kb of DNA was replicated from five origins (Fig 1A).

We then compared the plastic response of the seven gene clusters between environments for eels from the two origins.

The null hypothesis of no difference in gene expression between eels from the two origins was rejected.

We further explore which of the latter two explanations dominates among immigrants from each of those two origins.