Sentence examples for more origin from inspiring English sources

fSince the OECD allows participating countries to propose their own birth country categories, some countries have measured more origin countries than others.

With Spectre, number 24 in the infinitely enduring franchise (and at 150 minutes this one really is an exercise in infinite endurance), there's yet more origin to unfurl.

The likely extinction of many early molecular lineages obscures any attempt to identify one or more origins of life.

Roaster A.J. Barish has lightened his touch on roasting to reflect a newer, more origin-driven style.

Three or more origins of myrmecochory were from six families: Asteraceae (10 origins), Euphorbiaceae (8), Fabaceae (6), Ranunculaceae (5), Lamiaceae (4), and Liliaceae (3).

Therefore, fast-growing cells contain on average four times more origins than termini due to the intertwined rounds of replication, while slow growing cells have only twice as many origins as termini.

Therefore, more origins will be activated, as is indeed observed in the mrc1 deleted cells.

Cells therefore license many more origins than are normally used, with many origins remaining 'dormant' to provide a backup in case of problems during S phase [11].

S phase becomes longer simply because it now takes longer to complete replication, although more origins are involved in the replication process.

An essential additional mechanism to ensure full replication under stress is achieved by licensing many more origins than the ones that will be actually used.

We reasoned that in an embryonic cell system, such as X. laevis egg extract, in which there are more origins than in somatic cells, the presence of dormant origins could mask a replication defect phenotype in the Tipin-depleted extract.