Sentence examples for origin indicating from inspiring English sources

In addition, there was an evidence of association (χ2 = 9.681(2), p = 0.008) between cases with history of VL and the place of origin, indicating that the majority of the PKDL cases with history of VL originated from high endemic zones.

Moreover, all this defective tissue was clonal in origin, indicating that it had grown from one imperfect cell and spread as the liver tried to regenerate cells.

Additionally, the bulk pellet exhibits a linear current-voltage (I-V) curve (see Figure 1a) that is symmetric about the origin, indicating that the contacts are ohmic.

The graphs of q t against t ½, however, did not pass through the origin indicating some degree of boundary layer diffusion.

It can be observed from the inset of Fig. 7a that the curve passes through the origin indicating nanoparticles (with 0.05 M cobalt concentration) are paramagnetic in nature, giving no evidence for antiferromagnetic coupling.

It was first observed around 12 mm below the SWI on all five electrodes, and reached concentrations near the bottom of the profile of 560, 16, 114, 506, and 460 μm, respectively, clockwise from the designated origin, indicating a 'front' of sulfide diffusing both upward and in the y-direction.

1. Origin indicates where line was originally collected or developed through hybridization and selection.

("Single origin" indicates the use of a specific kind of cocoa bean with a pedigree).

The square at the origin indicates the starting location.

Earlier studies using a double perspective (destination & origin) indicate that several macro-characteristics of both destination and origin countries affect the educational performance of migrant children.

Very high levels of carbonates (∼60%), but also of gypsum, both to large extents of primary origin, indicate the incorporation of material derived from marls and limestone.