Sentence examples for only originated from inspiring English sources

The stop codons of 3A1 and 3A2 transcripts can only originated from the inserted intron sequences, which are downstream the Ds1.

"I still find it very disturbing that it appears, at least from Twitter and Facebook, that the sense is that all the Russian active measures only originated with one single troll farm in St . Petersburg" Warner said.

Like the cultural phenomenon of religion itself, philosophy of religion not only originated in a male tradition of production and transmission, with a history of excluding and devaluing women, but it was also defined by many concepts and symbols marked as "masculine," which stood in oppositional relation to those marked as "feminine".

The idea for Saturday's march only originated a few weeks ago.

The issues that seemed to bother Massachusetts voters (the economy and the abuses on Wall Street) not only originated and/or were encouraged under Bush, but the current Republicans in Congress have no desire to help on either of these counts.

Neill thus not only originated the roles of both Lois and Ellen Lane, but began the tradition of former Lois actresses later portraying Ellen, a tradition followed by Phyllis Coates on Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman and Terri Hatcher on Smallville.

Now and then you encounter a show that could only originate at the Edinburgh fringe.

These artists not only originate from these isles, they sound British too.

Hence, information about the impedance behaviour, which only originates from the pit, can therefore be obtained.

Such relativistic jets, theorists believe, can only originate from the surroundings of a massive black hole.

Our approximation can therefore be interpreted as being along the same lines of approximations, only originating from a different approach.