Sentence examples for obvious origin from inspiring English sources

These things are being said by the same people who are mourning the death of David Bowie; yet if the new gender-neutral politics has an obvious origin, it's the final revenge of Ziggy, isn't it?

Analysis of cumulative G+C and GGG+T skew failed to reveal an obvious origin of replication, although several strong transition points exist in the genome.

They were mostly described in vertebrates (human and mouse) and their most obvious origin is pseudogenes, which may justify the conservation of a purine bias in a quasi-random context.

Joint pathologies included hip dysplasia (39.1%), cranial cruciate ligament rupture (26.1%), elbow dysplasia (13.1%), shoulder osteochondritis dissecans (OCD) (13.0%), tarsus OCD, and carpus OA with no obvious origin (4.4% each).

Implant rupture can have various causes, but most ruptures have no obvious traumatic origin and sometimes occur in asymptomatic patients.

These changes are sufficient to invert the global titration curves of both cytochromes, generating directionally in electron transfer from type I to type II cytochrome c3, a phenomenon of obvious thermodynamic origin and consequences, but also with kinetic implications.

There is no obvious single origin for the plot of The Tempest; it seems to have been created out of an amalgamation of sources.

For example, apicomplexan parasites (such as the malaria parasites Plasmodium) carry a plastid-like genome with greatly reduced sequence complexity and have an obvious plant origin.

This pattern may imply that the broad Herero cultural division encompasses a very heterogeneous set of population groups with no obvious common origin.

First-line analysis clearly identified Chlamydophila psittaci in the RNA sample from patient 2, but no sequences of obvious pathogenic origin were detected in samples from patient 1. C. psittaci, an intracellular bacterium, can be transmitted by inhaling aerosolized secretions or feces from infected birds (3 ).

I felt humiliated as an American and ashamed by the city's unattended poverty, its obvious racial origins, and the unfeeling clumsiness of the man who was then the American President, George W. Bush.