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In case the antenna is receiving regular signals, including quasi-harmonic signals coming from a distant source either of natural or artificial origin, it is its effective length that determines the voltage on antenna terminals.

Despite its heterogeneous origin, it is generally accepted that the pathogenesis of PAH involves three major processes including vasoconstriction, vascular remodeling characterized by enhanced proliferation of pulmonary arterial smooth muscle cells (PASMCs) and endothelial cells and coagulation abnormalities [ 4].

Even though the company is doing well in its country of origin, it is still at the very beginning of its international expansions.

Given its East African origin, it is suspected that the KIL strain's origin has been mistaken, or that, what was originally an S molecular form strain, became historically contaminated by An. coluzzii strain.

Originally thought to be of ovarian origin, it is now widely accepted that the appendix is the source of neoplasia in PMP (Hinson and Ambrose, 1998; Esquivel and Sugarbaker, 2000).

That context is now global, but in origin it is local.

When you consider the rule's origin, it is a wonder how the warning made it into the 1970s.

When a malignant tumour no longer resembles the tissue of origin, it is said to be undifferentiated, or anaplastic.

Of volcanic origin, it is rocky and almost entirely ice-covered, with ice cliffs surrounding the coast.

Thought to be largely genetic in origin, it is usually diagnosed in infancy; there is no cure, only palliative treatments of widely variable efficacy.

Of East Asian origin, it is popular in China, Korea, and especially Japan, the country with which it is most closely identified.