Sentence examples for much later origin from inspiring English sources

Cavalier-Smith, while arguing for a much later origin of eukaryotes these days, still sees the host cell as a phagocyte, albeit possibly quite a rudimentary one before the acquisition of mitochondria.

Chapters 40 66 are much later in origin and therefore known as Deutero-Isaiah (Second Isaiah).

Hence, many genes assumed to have much later evolutionary origins are likely to have been present in an ancestral or early-diverged metazoan [ 43].

In contrast, the HMGCS1/HMGCS2 duplication event occurred much later, around the origin of vertebrates.

It was on this journey that Darwin began to form the ideas published much later as On the Origin of Species.

While Britain always regarded him with great warmth, official recognition in his land of origin came much later.

She did not see her family of origin again until much later and always returned to Kahnawake.

SAFV was first isolated in 1981 from a stool sample of an 8-month-old girl presenting with fever of unknown origin, but it was only characterized and reported much later, in May 2007.

Nonetheless, diseases having their origin in utero and leading to diseases only very much later in life bear the opportunity to be addressed during a critical time window.

Engels's Origins of the Family was also taken up much later by feminists and inspired a number of studies of the position of women in so-called simple societies.

I didn't realize until much later than I should have because the mind has a way of guarding itself from the origins of what it's fictionalizing; otherwise it would be hard to have the balls to write about much of anything at all.