Sentence examples for multiple origins for from inspiring English sources
Lexicographers propose multiple origins for the word, each of which reveals aspects of its meaning and timbre as a term that has never been far from derogatory.
He adds that the findings are consistent with recent DNA studies that also suggest multiple origins for both domesticated plants and animals.
Magnetic mineral assemblages in the studied samples contain both antiferromagnetic (hematite and goethite) and ferrimagnetic (magnetite and maghemite) minerals with broad grain size distributions, which indicates multiple origins for these iron oxides.
Current evidence favors multiple origins for the evolution of N fixation (see Phylogenetic context section) rather than a single origin and multiple subsequent losses [26], but our conclusion that phylogenetic constraints cannot explain the rarity of late-successional N fixers is consistent with either possibility.
Little is known regarding multiple origins for the other serovars we found to be polyphyletic.
This is consistent with a report proposing multiple origins for IPMS and could be suggestive of additional functional promiscuity.
We found evidence for multiple origins of the widespread allotetraploid P. caudatum.
We find evidence for multiple origins of Pteridium on the Galapagos Islands and multiple origins of tetraploid P. caudatum throughout its range in Central and South America.
Given the evidence for multiple origins of replications in Archaeabacetria chromosomes [ 39- 41] the 27 chromosomes, which include one secondary chromosome, annotated as Archaea were removed to give a total of 352 chromosomes studied.
Previous studies have shown evidence for multiple origins of indehiscent sporangia and the persistence of populations with indehiscent sporangia at extreme altitudinal ranges of the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau (QTP).
Despite the circumstance that prokaryotes can harbour other prokaryotes as endosymbionts [ 25, 139] and despite evidence for multiple origins of phagocytosis in eukaryote evolution [ 140] some maintain the position that phagotrophy, rather than the origin of mitochondria, just absolutely has to be the first step in the prokaryote to eukaryote transition [ 106, 110].
