Sentence examples for origin of death from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most frequent myth of the origin of death is that of the "perverted message" or "two messengers".

One example of a myth about the origin of death may be regarded as characteristic; it occurs, with variations, in many parts of the world.

The myth is particularly notable for tracing the origin of death, the pain of childbirth, and the hard toil of agriculture to humanity's disobedience of its maker.

Myths about the origin of death, for which an added explanation has to be found in the sense that death is not seen as automatically the end of life, are probably as widely diffused as creation stories.

In contrast, the Hebrew story of Adam and Eve finds the origin of death in their act of disobedience in eating of the tree of knowledge of good and evil, forbidden to them by their maker.

The end is conceived of as the opposite of the cosmogony; it means first and foremost the origin of death but also, in a wider sense, the end of the world.

Signs of apoptosis have been recognized in parasites from such different phylogenetic branches as the kinetoplastids, the apicomplexans, the amoebozoa, Blastocystis, the trichomonads and the diplomonads suggesting an ancient origin of death-regulating genes during the evolution of eukaryotes [ 2– 4].

Data on mortality rates for diabetes among Hispanics may be underreported as a result of inconsistencies in the reporting of Hispanic origin on death certificates (Heron et al. 2009).

A longitudinal evaluation of race and Hispanic origin on death certificates indicated excellent agreement between self-report and death certificate proxy report for blacks and whites and good agreement for Hispanic subgroups [ 43].

Data on the following variables were collected: age, sex, origin of brain death, and history of decompressive craniectomy.

Shane Embury, in particular, advocates the band as the origin of Napalm Death's later innovations.