Sentence examples for origin places from inspiring English sources

The mutation in question has been found in as many as one-third of all Parkinson's cases among Ashkenazi (European descent) Jews and North African Arabs, whose common Semitic origin places the two ethnic groups closer together, genetically speaking, then some might think.

Although it is not a new phenomenon, European concern about the foreign fighters is increasing especially because of the threat that the return to their origin places may bring.

They can be origin places where ancestors emerged onto the earth or named places recalled in ancient tongues.

The difference in seroprevalence of T. gondii infection among the trade centers might be related with past contact with cats in the origin places of the donkeys.

However, contact with cats could not be traced back to the origin places because the owners of the gathering premises had a very limited information about the history of the donkeys bought.

In patients where subselective administration of the embolic agent is not possible or not desired (e.g. widespread disease requiring lobar infusion), or in cases where an aberrant cystic artery origin places the gallbladder in the target zone for embolization, prophylactic embolization of the cystic artery may allow more central administration of the embolic agent to be performed safely.

"Boycotts based on religion, national origin, place of residence or ethnicity are discriminatory," Hogan said, standing with Jewish leaders from Baltimore and Montgomery counties.

Univariable and multivariable analysis was performed with the next variables: age, gender, illness, origin place, urgent surgery, immunodeficiency, being immunosuppressed, neutropenic patients and skin infections (surgical site -superficial and deep- and skin-soft tissue infections).

A decreased level of cultural repression has taken place in the Turkish Republic, however non-mainstream Turkic origin place names have invariably been officially renamed over the course of time.

When viewed from a ceremonial plaza on the Island of the Sun (the mythical origin place of the Sun) in Lake Titicaca, the Sun was seen to rise at the June solstice between two towers on a nearby ridge.

Mitochondria are also the origin place of signaling molecules that command cell cycle, proliferation and apoptosis.