Sentence examples for old origins from inspiring English sources

Some of these techniques have very old origins, not connected to manufacturing, like lithography or etching.

You'd think the pressure of a half million year old origin tale would weigh on young Tlili's mind.

Alternatively, the plumage variation may be of old origin and could have survived in both refugia, with the plumage differentiation following during the expansion of each clade.

Notice that "old origin" is a relative term, implying that loci are still similar enough to resemble allelic variation.

Here, a maximum of three alleles per locus was allowed (max_locus_stacks = 3) to filter out paralogs of relatively old origin.

This estimate agrees with some previous studies that support an old origin for this split [ 27, 31, 49].

This would suggest ancient roots of the whole superfamily as thermophilic anaerobic bacilli are supposed to be of very old origin [52].

Given the frequency of somatic mutations in the two common scion and rootstock MLLs, these clones are likely to be of very old origin.

This suggests a very old origin for this clade and more inclusive clades, predating the uplift of the northern Andean cordilleras.

One major result was the relatively old origin for the most recent common ancestor of all living galagids soon after the Eocene-Oligocene boundary.

However, as pointed out above, the high diversity found among geographical regions, even for the nuclear marker, suggests an old origin for the present distribution of planarians and, hence, for their populations.