Sentence examples for origin in the course of from inspiring English sources
The GapC-I replaced the original red algal GapA of cyanobacterial origin in the course of the secondary endosymbiosis (Liaud et al. 1997) and, as such, is a prime example of endosymbiotic gene replacement.
Maxwell-Wagner-Sillars (MWS) polarization processes of two distinct origins develop in the course of VPT in the hydrogels.
To our knowledge, this is the first study which characterized the cellular origin of MPs in the course of ARDS, both in circulating blood and BAL.
Birth as well as most probably death of gene overlaps occurred over the entire time of vertebrate evolution and there wasn't any rapid origin or 'big bang' in the course of overlapping genes evolution.
In the literature, disagreement exists concerning the relationship between the origin and the course of IMA and the autonomous nerve supply.
In the course of PCa, the origin of GSTP1 hypermethylation has been traced to late preneoplastic stages like high-grade prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia (Brooks et al, 1998; Yamanaka et al, 2003) and proliferative inflammatory atrophy lesions (Nakayama et al, 2003; Yamanaka et al, 2003).
These cells have common origin at early follicular stage but differentiate into two subpopulations in the course of follicular development, up to the preovulatory stage.
ORIGIN on the other hand provided evidence that insulin initiated early in the course of type-2 diabetes does not generally increased of hypoglycaemia [ 47].
In the course of her lesson on the origins of life on planet Earth, she has casually written off nonscientific explanations — presumably including the Bible's — as "gobbledygook".
The origin of the bands has been approached by considering photoluminescence of base resin and hardener taken separately, of their mixture, and in the course of curing.
