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The zebu genetic fraction of the West African hybrids (BOR and KUR) and noticeably SHK seemed to equally originate from these two zebus cluster (e.g. K = 10) while the infusion of zebus in SGT and BMA was of South American origin consistent with recent historical data [2].

It equally affects both men and women.

Mix it equally and keep it aside.

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).

Legend has it that it originated on a New York City subway.

It does not matter if it originates in a misunderstanding".

It is equally possible, however, that patients' impairment originates from an impasse in the learning stage, or a combination of the two.

"It all originates in 1962," Reoch explained.

Black Christmas originated the first-person killer-cam that was popularized by Halloween four years later, but it's equally memorable for its sophistication and psychological depth.

Although generally assumed that age-related mtDNA mutations originate during life, it is equally plausible that some ostensibly somatic variants are actually inherited, but fall below the detection threshold of previously applied technologies.

Although the general consensus view is that human cancers largely arise from stem cells or precursor cells, it is equally plausible that some cancers might also originate from more mature cells.