Sentence examples for origin in this case from inspiring English sources

Ocular melanomas are tumor that tend to occur in the anterior uveal tract of felines, originating within the iris [ 18- 20], which was the possible origin in this case since it was affecting the anterior ocular chamber.

"The French government was right to call for measures to improve employment and development opportunities for Roma in their countries of origin, in this case Bulgaria and Romania," Mr. Soros wrote, urging a European plan, in particular, for early-childhood education for Roma children.

Hence, taking limit as ({mathcal C} rightarrow +infty ) eliminates the point mass at the origin in this case.

Given that the curve is an infinilateral polygon, the infinitesimal straight stretch of the curve between the abscissae 0 and dx must coincide with the tangent to the curve at the origin — in this case, the axis of abscissae — between these two points.

Similar sentiments are reflected in policies that denied naturalized citizens equal access to employment opportunities as late as 1988, in violation of the Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 which prohibits discrimination based on national origin, in this case, "without a compelling state interest".

It has also been hypothesized that the rrn operon closest to the origin (in this case, rrnB) is involved in translation of ribosomal proteins [60].

Frog Music, in common with Donoghue's other historical fiction, is more faithful to its real-life origins, in this case the murder of a young woman called Jenny Bonnet.

The official cause of death was lobar pneumonia and sepsis, secondary to diabetes and hypertension — acute lung and blood infections, that can attack patients on ventilators, but whose origins in this case are unknown, and chronic conditions that weaken the system.

Consider the following non-autonomous system: dot{x}=f t,x), (2) where the function (f: [0,infty times Drightarrow R^{n}) is piecewise continuous with respect to t and is local Lipschitz with respect to x on ([0,infty times D), which includes the origin. In this case (x=0) is the fixed point of equation (2) on (t=0) if f t,0)=0, quad forall tgeqslant0.

A simple description of generalized lemniscates may be cast in terms of multipolar coordinates: namely, the product of the distances r1,…,rn of a variable point z from the n roots z1,…,zn of p z) is equal to a degree-n polynomial in the distance r of z from the origin (in the case of "ordinary" lemniscates, this polynomial specializes to a constant).

However, no detailed quantitative information about this strain nor about its origin in the case of donor compounds is known to date.