Sentence examples for linked to the origin from inspiring English sources

Recently, damage structures in the lithosphere have been linked to the origin of plate tectonics.

"It means that these small carnivorous dinosaurs are linked to the origin of birds even more closely than thought before".

She must believe that the true origin of species is more linked to the origin of variation than to natural selection.

Many animals that lack back-bones use gonopores to release sperm and eggs, and genetic and molecular studies by Hejnol and Martín-Durán and colleagues suggest the development of the gonopore might be linked to the origin of another opening – the anus.

Thus, the emergence of the KEN domain appears to have been linked to the origin of the eukaryotic endomembrane system.

Although V2RC are typically defined as vomeronasal receptors, they are not phylogenetically linked to the origin of the VNO.

This provocative fact allowed him to argue that cell-competition genes could be linked to the origins of multicellular life and that investigating them could help scientists understand and treat cancer.

The historian Katrina Porteous has noted that in the 14th century there are records of receivers and bailiffs at the castle called Galoun, potentially linked to the origins of the Gallon of this story.

The ice flow across the lake and the landscape setting are closely linked to the geological origin of Lake Vostok.

Sand varies in size and color with chemical composition linked to the geological origin of rocks and minerals weathered over centuries.

To limit or avoid possible side effects linked to the murine origin of the Ig [20], a cloning strategy replacing most of the mouse sequences by the human counterparts, i.e. production of a chimeric antibody, was initiated.