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If a conflict or natural disaster is regional, states of origin may also be host states.

Other features to identify hotspots with suspected metastatic origin may also be investigated, such as different locations within the bone, which could help to differentiate between metastases and degenerative changes.

Similarly, the origin may also be called a position of the density φ g, a, b, 0, f ∗ if (0,f) T is a focal point of Ka,b.

Above we have modelled the geographical crop origin as a point location, but a crop origin may also be modelled as an area with a certain extent to assess the possibility of a 'protracted' domestication process, in which a crop evolves during a long period, perhaps several thousands of years, in an extended region, before spreading to other areas [15].

Parental origin may also be included if known.

These observations concur with a hypothesis that ST398 strains of diverse genotype and geographic origin may also be epidemiologically distinct (8 ), and livestock contact is a notably inconsistent feature of invasive ST398 infections (5, 7 – 10 ).

AI dependent on parental origin and cellular lineage may also be important for embryonic development [ 42, 43].

"The mind evolved in the sea," writes Godfrey-Smith, but if water is our origin, it may also be our destiny.

The variants are commonly named according to species of origin, but may also be named GnRH-I, -II or -III, based on sequence alignments solely [ 16] (Fig. 1).

As much as propagation of IED might depend on the lobe of origin, it may also be a function of underlying pathology.

Depending on the origins of the blood, you may also be committing an offense, or find yourself committed to a mental health institution.