Sentence examples for origin not to from inspiring English sources

First, you've got GIMP in the file origin (not to mention the picture is from the future).

In fact, prevalence rates vary widely in the general population, depending on several reasons, including sex and age distribution, geographic origin, not to mention variations in the cut-off for antibody positivity (Vanderpump et al. 1995; Hollowell et al. 2002; McGrogan et al. 2008).

It finally shows how little is still known of the various shapes and their origin, not to speak of their control.

This kind of solution to problems of social cost owes its origins not to any radical guru but to a mainstream economist named Ronald Coase.

Piranesi vigorously championed the superiority of Roman building, both in terms of engineering and richness of ornament, tracing its origins not to the Greeks but the Etruscans.

Health is not a serious concern in this population mainly composed of teenagers, mostly from families of modest origin, not keen to contribute to health studies, according to our experience.

A large randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial the TROICA-study was TROICA-study wasthereforestematinitiatedaluato thrombolysystematicallyA of prevaluateardiac origin, nothrombolysis suspecteduringOHCAy artery embofism.

This paper describes the results of a series of tests involving full cyclic loading through the origin, not only to determine the stiffness of the frame but also the looseness inherent in the connection.

All of them reported to be of European origin, and not to be under acute or chronic medication.

We conclude that the salinity tolerance of distinct P. australis clones varies widely and can be partially attributed to their longitudinal geographic origin, but not to PL.

Furthermore, the risk of reactivating a LTBI into active tuberculosis seemed to mainly be related to the initial exposure in high incidence countries of origin and not to other risk behaviours or environmental conditions in the host country [ 7, 34].