Since the poverty numbers originated from Chávez's own government, they could conceivably be slanted, but even Chávez's critics, such as Naim, concede that he did make real progress in this area.
It can be seen that the strong photoelectric responses of DSSC with various CEs are all located at about 510 nm, and the photoelectric response enhances with the increasing of Gr content, which may probably due to the increased photogenerated carrier numbers originated from the increasing light absorption.
Your math book might call this point the origin, since it's where numbers originate, or start from.
The numbers originate from a 2011 census release first published by the Office for National Statistics in May 2013 and in more detail in November as a specially commissioned ad hoc table.
Before doing the comparison, the patent numbers originating from Reaxys had to be standardised.
Responses were gathered from most European countries, with the largest numbers originating from Italy, the UK, Spain and France.
Most of the studies were conducted in the United Kingdom and Canada, with smaller numbers originating from New Zealand, Australia and the United States.
The sampling was coordinated in order to select and interview approximately equal numbers of participants across the selected wards, with equal numbers originating from each start point.
This resulted in a total of 1279 Refseq accession numbers, originating from a corresponding list of 1387 tag sequences (Additional file 1: Table S1 and Additional file 2: Table S2), and distributed according to the Venn diagram in Fig. 2b.
Similarly, although extensive data is available on relatively high cancer prevalence in Belugas (27 %), these numbers originate from a pod of whales living in a polluted environment, suggesting that cancer prevalence could also be overestimated for this species, just like for humans [ 20].
The cost value indicates the cost of transmitting data from the node to the SINK, and the sequence number is for the sequence number originated by the SINK node.
