Sentence examples for largest origin from inspiring English sources

Ivory Coast in 2009/10 represented the single largest origin of cocoa in the world producing 1.242 tones of cocoa or 34.1% of total world production [25].

Between 450,000 and 500,000 Cuban-Americans and Americans visited Cuba, according to tourism industry sources, and food sales increased by $100m £65mm) to $457m, making the US one of Cuba's top 10 trading partners and its second largest origin of tourists after Canada.

Most of the largest line origin errors are likely to be where recombination positions have been estimated with high imprecision or inaccuracy.

The below heat map shows the hotspots for tweets about the match, with Europe, India, the United States and unsurprisingly Brazil identified as the largest origins of World Cup related tweets.

Then we average those emigration rates for different various large origin regions that correspond to the World Bank classification.

These results provide a molecular explanation for several biological characteristics of DNA replication in mammalian cells, including why somatic replicon sizes are large, origin efficiency is low, and replicon usage is staggered.

The hard, spiky shapes of fossils provided the theme of his large Origins of the Land (1951).

The large origins of these muscles suggest they were of greater importance in Hapalops because of the great anteroposterior length of the oral cavity and posterior displacement of the pharyngeal entrance.

Indeed, previous work [75] had shown that deletion of five origins in S. cerevisiae, creating a large inter-origin distance of 160 kb (close to the expected value of the largest inter-origin distance if origins were randomly distributed), resulted in an increased chromosome loss rate exactly in line with the increased probability of double fork stalls [57].

Brazil has the largest African origin population outside Africa and presents a substantial race inequality.

The largest migrant origin group of parturients were Russians (27.1% of all singleton births of ethnic minority women), Somalis (12.5%) and East-Europeans (9.1%).