Sentence examples for merely the origin from inspiring English sources
He misrepresents Chicago here, where "the original" means merely the origin of the borrowed material, which is, in this instance, Peters.
This is true whether they are talking about the origin of Cambrian phyla, or of humans, or merely the origin of a biochemical complex like the bacterial flagellum, or the origin of new genetic information in the form of a new gene.
Geology does not inform us merely of the origin of animal species1, but also of their destruction.
And to that point and remembering the salient features of Darwin's essay "February 1835," consider: Geology does not inform us merely of the origin of animal species1, but also of their destruction.
Alternatively, clustering of genes could be explained by coinheritance, a selective pressure to maintain a genetic linkage among genes that encode for functionally related products and that will tend to be inherited together or, finally, it could merely reflect the origin of functionally related genes via tandem duplication of genes [ 6, 7].
But these categories are merely the beginning.
This relatively new hypothesis is not intended to be contradictory to the step-wise model, but merely complementary in explaining the origin of a more comprehensive group of HCC cases and the arising issues in diagnosis and treatment.
Using this method, the walk does not need to return to the origin, but merely significantly far away from the minimum providing a new minimum is not established.
We do not have space here to argue for the Origin View but merely note that it is widely regarded as a plausible principle and that its supposed truth underpins a great deal of the literature on the Non-Identity Problem.
Trademarks are merely the right to indicate the origin of a product or service.Susan Scafidi of Fordham University School of Law in New York says that the judge sidestepped the important question by boiling the argument down to aesthetic functionality.
Everything "originates" from the origin.
