Sentence examples for origin note from inspiring English sources

Islands in Indonesia, Japan, and the Philippines are excluded, largely because most have a peri-continental location and origin, whereas the islands of Papua New Guinea (including the large island of New Guinea) are included because they are mostly of oceanic origin; note that because it skews the data analysis, the island of New Guinea is excluded from the analysis in Table 1.

For this reason such cases were labelled as "developmental" (emphasizing the early origin; note, however, that cases are subsumed under "developmental" for which an early brain damage has been reported.

To rule out that EEG results could be of artifactual origin (note the use of a TMS-compatible EEG system [ 23] and artifact removal procedures; see Experimental Procedures), we also performed control TMS-EEG recordings in a phantom head using the same TMS, EEG, and postprocessing parameters as in the volunteers.

Hasidean, Hebrew Ḥasid, or Chasid ("Pious One"), plural Ḥasidim, or Chasidim, member of a pre-Christian Jewish sect of uncertain origin, noted for uncompromising observance of Judaic Law.

She records their sweetness in degrees Brix (a scale of sugar levels), gives careful cultivation and origin notes and provides a list of sources that in its detail and breadth should serve as an exemplar for every garden volume.

Turgan was a Turkish citizen of Afghan origin, notes CNN, and a father to two daughters.

In contrast to most historians, Professor Nicholas Brooks has suggested that the list is of Northumbrian origin, noting that it would account for the inclusion of Elmet and the absence of the two Northumbrian kingdoms of Deira and Bernicia.

We now know that most meteors have cometary origins (note: the rocks from space that hit the ground are called meteorites).

Furthermore, although the dog-wolf issue makes its analysis problematic, the fossil record doesn't support an East Asia origin, others note.

We observed GATA4-positive cells (Fig.  5B) at the basement membrane of tubules that did not co-stain with NUMA, indicating their murine origin; we note that the GATA4 cells resided in the vicinity of NUMA/DAZ double-positive cells highlighting their supportive phenotype in germ cell differentiation.

Italians are an ocean from their country of origin, he notes.