As the number of students increased, the number of universitates, or societies of scholars, increased, each representing the national origin of its members (France, England, Provence, Spain, Italy).
Some clans express their unity in terms of the possession of a common emblem, which may represent the ancestral being or common origin of the members and, as such, is often an object of reverence.
If the euro area ever reaches 22 members, the second group will be split, with 11 middling countries sharing eight votes whereas the smallest six will have only three.The national origin of council members is supposed not to matter, since they attend meetings in an independent and personal capacity.
The sex ratio W/M was 0.78, the mean age was 31 years old, and the geographical origin of the members who responded was not different from those who did not respond.
The origin of p120 members appears to coincide with the vertebrate origin of p120's binding partner Kaiso [ 18], a nuclear factor participating in signaling pathways [ 21].
In this species, these genes are arranged in the same genomic cluster and likely arose by tandem gene duplication, the major mechanism proposed for the origin of new members in this olfactory-system family.
In particular, many gene families or subfamilies are represented by single members in C. intestinalis and thus the identification of an orthologue in this organism can provide useful information for evaluating the evolutionary origin of the members of a gene family.
Each profile in the database was first affiliated based on the origin of its members, with a 75% majority rule: at each taxonomic level, a profile is affiliated to a taxon if more than 75% of the profile sequences are affiliated to this taxon.
When the Politburo discussed measures to be taken against the Helsinki Group, the ethnic origin of each member was noted, the majority being Jewish, and Bonner's was also given as Jewish.
