Sentence examples for have a different origin from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the microvessels at opposite sides of the aneurysmal aortic wall may have a different origin since they differ in both anatomic structure and reactivity.
² There are longer-duration bursts too, which have a different origin, see comment.
But as Lustig points out, the estrogen that is causing that growth in young girls may have a different origin.
Invasive plants that have a different origin than the spreading source have an important role in artificial landscape restoration in degraded areas.
The lack of positive correlation between O+ as well as He+ density and ∥v∥ is consistent with the idea that these ions have a different origin from protons, i.e., the ionosphere.
A picture restorer struck by bouts of amnesia wanders haltingly through his own city; a pair of itinerant "Polish painters" turn out to be something else entirely; a daughter, growing up with a father, assuming her absent mother to be dead, turns out to have a different origin story.
In light of the results obtained in various studies [16], we believe that this difference has a different origin.
Basically, we judged that clonality had a different origin if the methylation status was different from the original tumour in at least one gene.
But Officer Htoo said tensions with officers in his own neighborhood had a different origin.
That's the cosmic infrared background that is emitted by galactic dust heated by starlight (this is different from the cosmic microwave background which has a different origin).
