Sentence examples for locales of origin from inspiring English sources
Subgroups can be narrowly defined in terms of worldview, values, rituals, and the like; however, subgroups are most often defined by distinct languages, such as Vietnamese among Asian Americans; or distinct locales of origin, such as Dominicans among Hispanic Americans.
There was the tuna duo, one seared, the other a gingered version of poke, a chopped and marinated dish (pronounced POH-keh in Hawaiian, its locale of origin).
Isolates were accompanied by data regarding date of isolation (or receipt in the reference laboratory), ecologic source (i.e., host species, food, or water), and locale of origin.
Developed in main detail in his long article, "On the Degeneration of Animals" in volume XIV (1766) of the Natural History, Buffon's theory of the degeneration of species lumped the quadrupeds of both the Old and New worlds into a limited number of primary "families" (familles) and "genera" (genres) which had degenerated in time in response to migration from common points of origin to new locales.
Accurate determination of origin from any particular locale is difficult because of global dispersal and isolate recombination (19 ).
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Another caveat in interpreting both of these studies is that the cells of origin are likely from the nephron, but could nonetheless be from other locales as well, such as the interstitium.
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