Sentence examples for names of origin from inspiring English sources

Second, in order to find a suitable reference sequence, all of rbcL, matK, psbA -trnH, and ITS2 were extracted from the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) database according to the names of origin plant of the non- Camellia tea.

Last, the name of origin is a negative.

Moreover, he also considered the name of origin of the localities.

Chinese natural plague foci are lettered (A to O) e.g. "focus B" [18] and some foci are subdivided using numbers, e.g. focus B1 to B4; natural plague foci from the FSU are numbered e.g. "focus 34" [2]; natural plague foci of Mongolia are named by "focus + the first two letters of the province name of origin", like "focus BP" for Bayanölgie Province (aymag) of Mongolia.

The selection of a given nonamer position presents users with a detailed information on the distinct nonamer sequences at the position for both hosts, such as their motif classifications and incidences, amino acid substitutions relative to the index, strain name of origin virus in animal and human hosts, host species of the animal host, and the geographical distribution of the human host.

As in English, some imported cheese will keep its name of origin.

The 'GERMPLASM' part of CarrotDB also offers taproot photos of 45 carrot genotypes and a table containing accession numbers, names, countries of origin and colors of cortex, phloem and xylem parts of taproots corresponding to each carrot genotype.

The accession number, names, countries of origin and colors of cortex, phloem and xylem parts of taproots corresponding to each carrot genotype are listed in the table embedded in this section.

The endings "-s" and "-es" in names of Welsh origin, such as Roberts and Hughes, also indicate descent from men with those first names.

Craftsmen bear names of English origin: baker, builder, fisher (man), hedger, miller, shepherd, shoemaker, wainwright, and weaver, or webber.

Kilimanjaro, Kenya, and Ruwenzori are names of African origin; the first two are of somewhat uncertain meaning, and Ruwenzori may come from Nyoro words meaning "place of rain".