Sentence examples for origin figures from inspiring English sources

Since official French statistics do not record ethnic origin, figures are imprecise.

The detailed national origin figures and associated levels of education are derived from our CPS sample, but not presented in Table 3.

Additionally, this analysis eliminates the hypothesis that Group S has an independent ancestral origin (Figures 1A and 1C).

In the present study, these strains could be easily differentiated according to their focus of origin (Figures 2 and 3; Figure S1).

In support of this, in trees derived from both class I subunits eukaryotic sequences form a clan, consistent with a single origin (figures 1 and 4; see additional file 1 for radical-generating (NrdB/F) subunit trees).

In contrast, Quercus and Robinia released more CO2 from litter of urban origin and Populus litter of urban origin released almost 40% more than litter of rural origin (Figure 6c).

Assuming two microphones are on x-axis (y1 = y2 = 0) and have distance R from origin (Figure 1), According to (49) and (50), we cannot find p and q.

X-ray diffraction analyses of the sediments from core Mw5S indicate that opal-A is abundant throughout the section, except at 0 to 5 cm, suggesting that the silicate is of biogenic origin (Figure 5).

Three are near the replication origin (Figure 1).

In our study 18% of fetuses had Ate1 Δ allele of paternal origin (Figure 5).

The unigenes were categorized first by gene homolog organism of origin (Figure S2).