Sentence examples for give the origin from inspiring English sources

"There is no specific indication that this is a danger to the public," Mr. Mastenbroek said, "but the company cannot give the origin of the meat, so we cannot give a guarantee".

Tickets give the origin and destination of full trips, rather than individual flights.

Its earliest citation in Oxford is March 1975, but Adam Macqueen's official history, Private Eye: The First 50 Years, gives the origin as March 1973.

Figure 2b gives the origin of these new features.

Given the origin of the behavior, a parametric optimization strategy is performed to minimize the cubic stiffness.

Given the origin of working realism, it is not surprising that the view receives strong support from mathematical platonism.

Given the origin of cognitive radio networks, the efficient use of TV spectrum in the USA, early studies used location in order to detect malicious attacks.

In any other country in this hemisphere, this would be considered an outrage, especially given the origin of the epidemic.

Deadline reports that the project sparked a bidding war, resulting in Fox giving the origin show a series commitment, which means "Gotham" will get a series order if the network and studio like the script.

Given the origin of every domain combination, we can determine the average number of domains in proteins originating at each node in the tree of life (Figure 4C).

Table  1 gives the origin of the viral ED3 domain and the corresponding segment of the envelope protein.