Sentence examples for origin to date from inspiring English sources

Although these studies collectively favor either an MSC or neural crest stem or progenitor cell of origin, to date no direct comparison between ESFT and NCSC has been reported.

This enzyme complex thus shows distinctive characteristics suggesting its evolutionary origin to pre-date the Archaea/Bacteria cleavage some 3 billion years ago.

Dick Irvin, Gallivan's longtime TV partner, dated its origin to the late 1960s.

To our knowledge, this is the most extensive linkage analysis for parent-of-origin effects in autism to date.

The precise molecular level origin for this behavior is to date unclear.

Engine 53's origin dates to 1885 and Ladder 43's to 1913.

BS/OB base animals were assigned to nine groups (Table  1) according to origin and date of birth.

While that system was codified under the agreement that ended Lebanon's civil war in 1990, as the article noted, its origin dates to an unwritten 1943 agreement, known as the National Pact, that led to Lebanon's independence.

The county's origin dates to 1661 62; it was named for Grace Talbot, sister of Cecilius Calvert, 2nd Baron Baltimore.

THE HISTORY The Mall at Short Hills opened in November 1980, but its origin dates to 1949, when the Prudential Insurance Company bought the land where the mall now sits.

Knight bachelor, most ancient, albeit lower ranking, form of English knighthood, with its origin dating to the reign of Henry III in the 13th century.