Sentence examples for origin imported from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of crates containing works of art, mostly from the collections of the Berlin museums, were inventoried and made available for restitution of cultural property of foreign origin imported into Germany since 1939.

Most gagaku music is of foreign origin, imported largely from China and Korea as early as the 6th century and established as a court tradition by the 8th century.

The evaluation in the closing report [8]"The Competent Authority of Hesse carry out well organised and risk based regular official controls on food and feed of non-animal origin imported into the EU through the Border Inspection Point at Frankfurt Airport, as required by Article 15 of Regulation (EC) No 882/2004" indicates that the concept of "bottleneck control" is a step in the right direction.

Unlike products and byproducts of animal origin imported between countries under agreements that legally establish sanitary standards, products introduced into a country illegally or irregularly do not follow specific standards and can come from any source, thereby posing a risk to the health status of a country.

Bioaccumulated metals or radioactive fission decay products are like chemical signatures: chemical and radiochemical analysis can be used to identify the origin of imported specimens, and for long-term radioecological monitoring of polluted areas.

The other 9 inequivalent generics failed in vivo despite being equivalent by MIC, MBC, MBC/MIC ratios, concentration and potency of API, and independently of their origin (generics imported from Austria, Germany and USA invariable failed therapeutic equivalence).

Anhui Province where malaria was prevalent was the main origin of imported cases within China.

From this analysis, we ascertained the likely geographic origin of imported viruses.

The countries of origin of imported dengue fever from July 2003 to June 2004 were all located in the Western Pacific and Southeast Asia (Table 2).

Additionally, classification could include level of processing (raw, fresh-cut, canned, frozen), origin (domestic, imported), and location of preparation (home, food processor, food service).

In our study, the observed geographic origin of imported cases can probably be simultaneously explained by the global epidemiology of dengue, traveler flows to France, and the practices used to request laboratory diagnosis.