Sentence examples for later origin from inspiring English sources
Likewise, those that originated during the somewhat later origin or either eukaryotes or archaebacteria would necessarily be restricted to these derived groups and could not have been passed on to another domain by vertical inheritance.
For example, if a given TE insertion is subsequently targeted by further insertions, the original TE sequence will be interrupted and fragmented by sequences of later origin.
Of later origin is the Baptist community in Latin America.
Classifiers are of later origin and do not belong to Proto-Sino-Tibetan Proto-Sino-Tibetan Proto-Sino-Tibetan
While many of the characters discussed above appear to have resulted from changes in developmental timing, it is difficult to determine if they were correlated or separate events and whether they are of Paleozoic or later origin.
It is the most-widely copied Old English poem, and appears in 45 manuscripts, but its attribution to Bede is not absolutely certain not all manuscripts name Bede as the author, and the ones that do are of later origin than those that do not.
Of later origins than the bin, the vina was a favourite chiefly among amateur female vocalists, but it now occupies in Karnatak music the dominant position held by the sitar in Hindustani music.
However, although it has roots in Leopold's thought, the explicit idea of an ecological aesthetic, or as it is sometimes called, an ecoaesthetic, seems to have somewhat later origins (Meeker 1872, Koh 1988).
In the view of historian John Blair, the reputation is probably well-founded, but "These waters are muddied by Æthelstan's almost folkloric reputation as a founder, which made him a favourite hero of later origin-myths".
This finding is compatible with somewhat later origins for the cancers actually caused by the radiation exposures (radiogenic cases) than for other (idiopathic) cases which proved fatal before 10 years of age.
Chapters 40 66 are much later in origin and therefore known as Deutero-Isaiah (Second Isaiah).
