But I knew that being adopted meant I had come to my mom through other means of origin beyond her belly, which did not leverage the same physical access to her body that those who came from it did.
Fracture energy was calculated as the area enclosed by the stress-strain curve until the point of failure by means of Origin software (OriginLab, Northhampton, MA, USA): (4) Fracture energy (FE in N mm ) : FE = ∫ 0 failure F (x ) ∗ d x.
The notion of market area (Hospital Service Area – defined by means of patient origin matrix) has been recently employed by researchers in Switzerland to describe utilization of health care services [ 24] whereas in the UK, Propper et al. have used market areas (defined by patient travel time) to look at the relationship between quality and competition in the UK health care system [ 27].
We detected misincorporations in 28 out of the 163 specimens that yielded sequences (17.2%) with a mean year of origin at 1929.
Though some of our findings for the mean age of origin do not precisely correspond with traditional ages based on fossils, most of the published fossil-based values do fall within the 95% posterior probability range interval for our molecule-based estimates.
Kamūlān is from the word mula, which means "the place of origin", a sacred building to honor the ancestors, probably those of the Sailendras.
This means that breed of origin of each allele needs to be traced, usually by a phasing software [ 18].
We set the prior for the mean of the origin of the virilis- repleta radiation at 36 Mya, as suggested by Throckmorton [ 46] based on the present distribution following the disjunction of tropical and temperate floras in North America, which occurred during the late Eocene, and supported by the survey of molecular divergence in Drosophila by Beverley and Wilson [ 91].
Yet, by means of investigating its origin and theoretical development, we state a recently converging business model view.
As food can come to be used by elites as a socio-political tool in stratified societies, the temptation to use archeologically recognizable differences in foodways as a means of understanding the origin, nature, and functioning of processes of stratification is strong.
Evolutionary theory provides a means of exploring the origin of complex adaptations using a variety of analytical approaches (e.g., fossil record, genetics, comparative anatomy and physiology, phylogenetics, developmental biology), rather than drawing a conclusion based on the observation of complexity alone.
