Sentence examples for no originate from inspiring English sources

These sequences do no originate from read data, but from the reference genome.

The query will no longer originate when a user goes to a search engine site and manually enters the object and context they seek, but will now originate from the computers eyes and ears.

Local leaderships of traditional parties are missing and no longer originate from the grassroots, as was sometimes the case in the past.

Other strategy is to eliminate all zero bids, but this may cause a sample selection bias since the remaining bids no longer originate from a random sample of the basic population (Romer 1992).

There were no "originate-to-distribute" strategies in the mortgage markets, so the loans were not bundled into securities to be sold to foolish investors.

These data suggested that the defect of cIAP KO macrophages in inducing NO originated from a defect in the stimulus dependent up-regulation of iNOS.

There might be substantial contributions to exhaled NO originating from the larynx, pharynx and/or oral cavity.

Importantly, we showed that newly synthesized NO originated from endothelial nitric oxide synthase (eNOS) as enhanced expression was only observed in the RPH group as compared with the NCPH and PH groups.

These data might indicate that the functional separation of lower and upper airways in healthy individuals by velum closure does not suffice to assess bronchial NO without bias and/or that bronchial nitric oxide would be lower than measured by the routine method, since NO originating from the larynx, pharynx and/or mouth would contribute to exhaled NO.

Weaker bound oxygen species, which are active for NO formation, originate from O2 and N2O rather than from NO.

Almost no definitions originate from research fields other than Computer Science, with Psychology (n = 4) or Law (n = 3) as largest contributors.