Sentence examples for has distant origins from inspiring English sources
This sense of fun has distant origins in the art of illumination and pops up in some early medieval manuscripts irrespective of cultural boundaries, from Germanic lands to Italy.
We argue that it may challenge basic assumptions in evolutionary theory; that it may have distant origins in life's history; and that horizontal gene transfer should be viewed as an evolutionary strategy not only preceding but causally underpinning the evolution of sexual reproduction.
The family is shown to include d-mannitol 2-dehydrogenase, d-mannonate 5-oxidoreductase, d-altronate 5-oxidoreductase, d-arabinitol 4-dehydrogenase, and d-mannitol-1-phosphate 5-dehydrogenase which form individual sub-families (defined by internal sequence identity of ⩾30%) having distant origin and divergent substrate specificity but clearly displaying entire-chain relationship.
His mother had distant aristocratic origins, being descended from one of the sultan of Jogjakarta's concubines some generations back.
And some of the ancient human remains found at Stonehenge have unusually distant origins, according to a new archaeological study of cremated bones published Thursday in the journal Scientific Reports.
"There are all sorts of semantic nuances here but the reality is that Splenda does have its distant origins in sugar," observes Dr. Elizabeth Whelan, president of the American Council on Science & Health.
Nine patients had distant metastases.
No patient had distant metastases.
Nineteen patients had distant metastasis.
No patient had distant metastasis.
