Sentence examples for members originating from inspiring English sources

bTCG members originating by LGT are indicated within brackets and indented.

Pallava dynasty, early 4th-century to late 9th-century ce line of rulers in southern India whose members originated as indigenous subordinates of the Satavahanas in the Deccan, moved into Andhra, and then to Kanci (Kanchipuram in modern Tamil Nadu state, India), where they became rulers.

This behavior suggests that the members originated in an open cluster that has since diffused.

The members of such age-homogeneous motifs may not be thought to be clusteredly added to the network during the (short) period of time when these members originated.

Assuming that all genes in a resulting cluster with n members originate from the same ancestor gene, n-1 duplication events have taken place.

The group started playing in the '70s but recently reformed and visited Ramallah as part of a tour of India, where most of its members originated.

Results in [ 9] have shown that the Obp genes evolve through a birth-and-death process; the new members originate by tandem gene duplications and gradually diverge in sequence and likely in function.

The D. virilis group, of which D. montana is a member, originated in continental Asia about 20 Mya and gave rise to 12 species which now have distributions throughout the northern hemisphere, west to Fennoscandia and east to North America by way of Beringia [ 29].

The Catholic church by comparison, which counts over 20% of Malawians as members, originates from the first century AD.

Furthermore, only class D1 members exist in algaes inferred that the other Dof classes' members may originate from class D1 members.

The majority (12 out of 18) of the conserved miRNA families were composed by more than one member originating from different genomic loci, whereas the totality of the non-conserved known miRNAs arises from a single locus (Fig. 2).