Sentence examples for origin that can be from inspiring English sources

Its morphology and internal architecture suggest a volcanic plume related origin that can be correlated with the activity of the Kerguelen hot spot in the nascent Indian Ocean.

When subjected to bounded external disturbances, the tracking errors converge to a neighbourhood of the origin that can be made arbitrarily small.

When subjected to bounded external disturbances, the tracking errors converge to a neighborhood of the origin that can be made arbitrarily small.

Molecular phylogenetic analyses have revealed that these variants share a common monophyletic origin that can be traced back before the differentiation between protostomes and deuterostomes, very early in metazoan evolution.

Among the most abundant metabolites of bacterial origin that can be found on mucosal surfaces of the human body are weak organic acids (WOAs), such as lactic, acetic, propionic, and butyric acid.

The evidence presented here strongly supports the possibility that the LAP2alpha domain present in TMPO and ZNF451 has a retrotransposon origin that can be traced back to a DIRS1-like element and the ORF1 (GAG) gene in particular.

The deactivation phenomenon has different origins that can be divided into three groups: thermal, chemical and mechanical deactivation.

The snoRNAs, which are also present in Archaea, have ancient origins that can be traced back to a primary ancestor over 2 ~ 3 billion years ago.

Perhaps the limited control circuitry of trypanosomes has constrained the number of origins that can be employed to replicate their genome.

Overall, these results suggest that only a small proportion (i.e. ~ 2%) of LSGs in Arabidopsis thaliana have origins that can be identified via non-coding DNA or out-of-frame CDS hits in non-Brassicaceae species.

Zheng et al. (2014) described a general modeling framework for ancestral origins that can be applied to autosomes in various mapping populations such as the RIL by selfing or sibling mating and the AIL.