Sentence examples for of regional origin from inspiring English sources

Are accents a proud expression of regional origin or a barrier to communication?

The staffs of military and government institutions were no longer recruited on the basis of regional origin or family ties, but strictly according to the need of the state and the fitness of the individual for the specific task at hand.

This claim fits into the framework of the Italian national regulations that support the use of local products (law no. 3 of 22 January 2010, rules to orient and support the consumption of farm products of regional origin).

It should not be assumed that the UK Pakistani community is entirely homogeneous; it varies along lines of regional origin in Pakistan (rural/urban), place of residence in the UK (North/South), class, education and occupation (there is a strong working-class/middle-class polarization).

This peculiarity is also confirmed by the analysis of the motivations for preferring foods of regional origin, which points out that the locavores attribute a clearly higher importance, compared with the other segments, to the capability of these foods to support local activities.

This result suggests that the sequences are of regional origin and do not represent laboratory contaminants.

Essentially, because all of the published studies employed simple unweighted averages of national statistics, none has adequately matched cases and controls for regional origin or year of birth, and thus all are likely to demonstrate an apparent association in keeping with the putative multiple sclerosis pattern by chance alone.

Independently of the regional origin of the strains, the number of individual CDSs and single nucleotide variants confirms the strong similarity of MAP-C strains and shows higher diversity among MAP-S strains.

It follows that birth rates calculated by the unweighted averaging of available population statistics are unlikely to provide appropriate controls for studies of specific diseases, where case collections are invariably heterogeneous with respect to year of birth and regional origin.

Researchers have analyzed the DNA of ancient teeth to identify the regional origin of three African slaves buried more than 300 years ago on a former Dutch colony in the Caribbean.

Another significant, and potentially more important, effect influencing timing of stigma receptivity was the interaction between the regional origin of the recipient and donor (Table 2).