Sentence examples for origin belonged from inspiring English sources

Isolate CBS170.32 of unknown origin belonged to type S, so was the Japanese isolate.

None of the 13 isolates of other origin belonged to the same PhP-subtype as the isolates from sludge samples.

Strikingly, out of the 145 sequences, those with assigned organism of origin belonged to two phylogenetic groups: Bacteria (58 sequences) and Vertebrata (32 sequences).

Wakan, also called Wakonda, orWakanda, among various American Indian groups, a great spiritual power of supernatural origin belonging to some natural objects.

Born to a family of Lombard origin belonging to the powerful class of capitanei (major nobles), Heribert rose rapidly in the church and became archbishop in 1018.

With democratic reform strongly promoted in this election, and with Iran's braver prelates now admitting publicly that political power, even if divine in origin, belongs to the people, it is much too soon to pronounce that the Iranian test case has proved democracy and political Islam to be incompatible.In this section Iran, Islam and democracy Cash remains king Onward, Christian Democrats?

Let be a closed domain with smooth boundary in and let the origin belong to.

Thisoutbound subgraph is formed by severaccomplishedpaths with the same origin vertex while in the in-byund selectingis theirinal vertex.

He is a Sindhi of Baloch origin, belonging to the Sindhi-Baloch Zardari tribe.

These two species, differing in chromosome number and probable geographic origin, belong to two different clades in the Genus Cucumis and were estimated to have diverged over 40 My ago [19], [20].

Salmonella enterica serovar Typhimurium 16E5 of porcine origin belonging to phage-type DT104 [ 41] was used in this study.