Sentence examples for had origin from inspiring English sources

"If he had 'Origin of Species' on his desk, they would celebrate that".

A total of 74 sequences were compared in this investigation, among which 18 isolates had origin in Bangladesh (Additional file 1: Table S2).

Cortical type similarity was also consistently and closely correlated with characteristic laminar connection profiles: structurally dissimilar areas had origin and termination patterns that were biased to the upper or deep cortical layers, while similar areas showed more bilaminar origins and terminations.

Ten QFT positive HCW were born in western TB low-endemic countries, the majority in Norway and three had origin from TB-endemic regions.

The majority of the treated had origin from TB endemic countries, but 16 were Norwegians tested as part of a contact investigation.

Others had origins in Morocco, Senegal, Albania, or Ecuador, among other countries.

Most of the stories in the book had origins in the Talmud.

Which is a pretty big call given the Roosters have Origin halves in Pearce and James Maloney.

"We all have origin stories," actor and playwright Tarell Alvin McCraney tells me over the phone.

Even his economic theories have origins in Hume's thought.

It has origins in naval warfare, according to this in-depth Atlantic Wire explainer.