Sentence examples for origin concerns from inspiring English sources

A rumour widely picked up despite its somewhat spurious origin concerns a series of supposed Man of Steel 2 plot details, posted by an anonymous member of the neogaf.com forum.

A related argument for a freshwater origin concerns the presence of a glomerular kidney and a distal tubule segment, the main functions of which are to produce copious volumes of hypo-osmotic urine to counteract the osmotic influx of water in the freshwater teleost [52], [53].

To remove any tissue of origin concerns we focused on the cervix samples, which had the broadest age range.

Switzerland "now leads the world in restoring plundered assets to the countries of origin concerned," it added.

He reveals the magnitude of the diverse data used by Darwin, explicates the arguments in Origin concerning natural selection, and shows how developments since the mid-nineteenth century have consistently reinforced Darwin's concept of evolution through natural selection.

The first one is related with their endogenous origin concerned with growth factors remaining in naturally derived scaffolds even after the decellularization protocol [ 63– 63].

The present data obtained with ZD1839 are in line with previous data on tumour cells of head and neck origin concerning the upregulation of p27Kip1 caused by EGFR targeting with a specific monoclonal antibody (Huang et al, 1999).

Readers then were skeptical of Seldes's claims about cinema in particular for many of the same reasons that contemporary critics dismiss games -- they were suspicious of cinema's commercial motivations and technological origins, concerned about Hollywood's appeals to violence and eroticism, and insistent that cinema had not yet produced works of lasting value.

These compositions were effectively autobiographies of a public, mythic accounts of its origins and concerns.

He said the opposition had its origins in concerns about a "deforestation program" of the property, which resulted in water runoff from the construction sites after heavy rains.

However, many observers noted that the Rescript was of Confucian origin, especially concerning human hierarchies, which established a sound basis of proper relationships among people.