Sentence examples for giving an origin from inspiring English sources

Extrapolating to the whole megabase chromosome genome, we predict a total of ∼100 origins, giving an origin density of 1 origin per ∼260 Kbp, significantly sparser than budding yeast (1 origin per 46 Kbp) (Yabuki et al., 2002), Arabidopsis (1 origin per 77 Kbp) (Costas et al., 2011), or mammals (1 origin per 25 Kbp–1 origin per 130 Kbp) (Sequeira-Mendes et al., 2009; Cayrou et al., 2011).

This is a first for us – we've never really given an origin story to our characters before, but we really wanted to go for it.

Given an origin, a destination, the path between them, and an average pedestrian density, the trip duration changes according to the trip typology.

We're never given an origin story, but whatever he's gone through, he's surrendered to the mania of it all.

The multicalibrated tree gives a root age (origin of crown Ruminantia) at 39.3 28.8 Ma 955% range, median 33.7 Ma).

Could her character have been given a better origin, distant from the original movie?

Given a common origin between λ-MK1 and MCa, we firstly evaluated the effects of λ-MK1 on Ca2+ release channels/ryanodine receptors by [H]-ryanodine-binding assays and Ca2+ release measurements.

On his recent "5AM in Toronto," Drake gave himself an origin story: "My weight up/I refused to wait up/I started a new race".

ARTS & LEISURE An article last Sunday about Drake and his new album, "Nothing Was the Same," misidentified the song on which he gave himself an origin story.

The posterior probability of assignment of any individual of a presumed origin actually originating from that breed given an alternative breed origin was > 99.5% in 174 out of 182 contrasts, at a test value of log LR) > 0.

Although genotyping methods are useful, they fail in giving a definitive result for the origin of bacteria.