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The gluteus minimus is situated under the gluteus medius; it also originates at the ilium and attaches to the femur.

It also originates loans for the purchase of boats and recreational vehicles.

Considerable distrust has matured over time in any public decision or choice that may also generate "apathy" or indifference; the notable errors, programmatic inconsistency, not to mention the spread of corruption of public workers, explain this attitude, but it also originates in the prevalence of a political culture that denies public action true consistency and utility.

Stigma in the context of EVD is equally disconcerting as it also originates from structural inadequacies, including poverty, lack of education, and political conflict (26).

However, knowing that severe ER stress conditions alter export of membrane proteins, it is reasonable to speculate that it also originates from intracellular compartments, and potentially from the ER.

Of note, if a molecule is released in the conducting airways it does not rule out the possibility that it also originates from the more distant part of the lungs.

It also originated the unacknowledged first female anti-hero on television: ladies and gentlemen, Carrie Bradshaw.

It is one of the most popular breeds in the United Kingdom, where it also originated.

"We know that life originated somehow in the solar system — and it would be very exciting if it also originated somewhere else". .

Faster association has been attributed to increased electrostatic attraction between the binding partners, for example, for binding between TEM1 beta-lactamase and its protein inhibitor BLIP [ 53], but it can also originate from mutations of noninterfacial residues as in study [ 54].

Sulfur trioxide SO3 is the main component of gypsum (Calcium Sulfate Dihydrate CaSO4·2H2O), it may also originate from clinker, the previous standard has limited its content in cement at 4%.