Sentence examples for origin name from inspiring English sources

You might wonder why the Project Origin name wasn't dropped and that's because Monolith held a contest within the F.E.A.R. community to name the new title, so they decided to keep it.

The Greek origin name of these peptides clearly reflects basic function of orexins (orexigenic peptides) - orexos means "to eat" - i. e. positive stimulation of energy balance.

The origin (name and location of submitter) of the samples was kept strictly confidentially; analytical certificates were submitted only to the originators of samples.

The principal witness in that case, an American businessman of Pakistani origin named Mansoor Ijaz, was scheduled to appear Monday in Islamabad before a three-judge panel investigating the allegations, but failed to show up.

The most recent possible victim was a 31-year-old woman of Yugoslavian origin named Natasha Jugo with a history of paranoia.

The 45 human isolates studied (named H1 to H45) were obtained from the Constantine Hospital, whereas the 55 isolates of avian origin (named A1 to A55) were collected from poultry farms and slaughterhouses.

The hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) niche of the bone marrow is comprised of HSCs, osteoblasts, endothelial cells and a stromal component of non-hematopoietic multipotent cells of mesenchymal origin named "mesenchymal stem cells" (MSCs).

palearctica O 3/4 strains of human origin, named Y8265 and Y5307 (derived from a human patient isolate from France and an arthritis positive human patient isolate, respectively) and a closely related Y. enterocolitica ssp.

It's all reflected in the 'Origins' name.

Two MCC trees were constructed for URFs with p17 regions of subtype C-origin (named as the C-related URFs) and CRF01_AE-origin (named as the CRF01_AE-related URFs).

Whatever Patriciolus's origin, his name was Latin, while of Vitalian's own sons, the generals Bouzes and Coutzes had Thracian names and Venilus a Gothic name.