Sentence examples for in its genesis from inspiring English sources

In chronic conditions, disparities can take effect cumulatively at various times as the disease progresses: in its genesis, or when it is still only latent (in terms of exposure to risk factors), and after it has been recognized (in the expression of the demand for), as well as when care is provided (in the diagnostic treatment and monitoring process).

It's from when neon art was in its genesis, and he is one of the most innovative forerunners in neon art, which is quite interesting.

"Lost" is not your typical network drama, either in its genesis, its large and international cast or its fondness for deliberate ambiguity.

You break a whole form of life that is profound and extensive in its genesis; you break the interface between self and society, self and history, self and fate as determined by these larger forces.

Lindelof and his co-creators always claimed to have conceived the show's ending early in its genesis, but anyone who's been trying to keep track of the last 103 episodes will find that somewhat hard to believe.

In our patient the hyperplastic AChA supplied the territory affected by T2 signal alteration, suggesting a potential role of the vascular anomaly in its genesis.

IUGR may be caused by a variety of conditions such as infections, maternal diseases and chromosomal disorders, but more often, as in PE, its genesis is related to a defect in proper placental development originating early in pregnancy.

It is the debut feature from Joss Whedon, the man who created Buffy, and in fact had its genesis in Whedon's cancelled television series Firefly.

The transaction in question found its genesis in an entity known as LJM Cayman, a partnership controlled by Mr. Fastow that was created to do deals with Enron.

"Local News," in fact, had its genesis in early 1998, when Ali Pomeroy, a colleague of Mr. Skaggs and Mr. Van Taylor's in their Lumiere production company, read an article about WESH by Michael Winerip in The New York Times Magazine.

It had its genesis in something modest, a snippet of a memoir in Granta magazine.