Sentence examples for origin and considered from inspiring English sources

All the sys-nets pertaining to the same point of origin and considered valid in the theory are logically part of the same 'comprehensive sys-net'.

We focused on the variability between strains, neglecting their industrial origin and considering the strain effect as a random effect.

College students, mostly of middle-class origins and considered apolitical, emerged as an organizing force in the demonstrations.

This paper considers the new School of Population Health at the University of Auckland, accounts for its origins and considers the synergies between its design and workplace organisation.

It is appropriate to pinpoint common origins and consider solutions in a multilateral context.

Others argue passionately in defense of our omnivorous Paleolithic origins, and consider the vegans loonies on the fringe.

Analogy is one aspect of evolutionary biology and is distinct from homology, the similarity of structures as a result of similar embryonic origin and development, considered strong evidence of common descent.

Diabetes type 2 is now a global health problem, characterized of both insulin resistance and impaired insulin response to glucose, defects that are regarded multifactorial in origin and are considered a result of both environmental and undefined genetic factors.

In Canna indica, the most ornamental or 'petaloid' parts of the flowers are of androecial origin and are considered staminodes.

A majority of JH downregulated ESTs were of symbiont origin and are considered indicators of general symbiont decline in response to JH treatment.

These syntenic regions are evidence for a group with a common origin, and were considered significant whenever at least two genes remained contiguous across different chromosomes [ 37].