Sentence examples for more originating from inspiring English sources

By contrast, influence to drink more, originating mainly from same-sex friends, may be more the result of social situations that encourage all drinkers, regardless of their frequency of HED occasions.

In total, we identified 87 dated transitions between these regions, with more originating in the Amazon than in the Andes (52 vs. 35; Table  5), but no significant difference in the frequency of either polarity (P > 0.05, χ = 3.32; simulated using 10,000 replicates).

Many storms formed in the north-east portion of the basin, and several more originated around Australia.

The red emboli are generally large, softer and likely to be lighter, and more originated from the cardiac source.

The bank can therefore originate more loans and take in more origination fees.

The culture-dependent method detected more OTUs originating from stromata and sclerotia than the culture-independent method (Fig. 6).

The wild type stems also produced more pyrolysates originating from the sinapyl monomer within the lignin polymer.

IG and CG villages differed in use of the toll-free number, with more calls originating from IG villages (n=11) versus CG villages (n=3).

Owing to this limitation, more studies originating in geographic locations of Europe are required to investigate the association between adiponectin levels and endometrial carcinoma risk.

Alternatively, if SARS-CoV currently exists primarily within the animal reservoir from which it originated, future outbreaks may more likely originate in Southeast Asia.

The government said that "no convincing case" has been made that would guarantee that PSBs would invest any retransmission fee income into more UK originated TV programmes.