Sentence examples for origin to this from inspiring English sources

An adviser to Frederick the Great, citing Tacitus, called the German people "still the same aboriginal and indigenous nation which has preserved its independence, its name and its language from its origin to this day".

Other scholars have assigned a Danish origin to this tribe.

Due to the nature of matrices representing pairwise comparisons, each sample who gave origin to this matrix influences a large amount of the possible elements of the matrix (2/N, while in any linear correlation analysis the weight of any given sample is simply 1/N).

Animal studies measuring correlates of hearing loss and putative behavioral measures of tinnitus have found increased cortical neural synchrony [ 14] and a possible thalamic origin to this [ 11].

In the study that gave origin to this article, the scale was adapted transculturally to Portuguese, following the steps proposed by [ 28] (data not yet published).

Each human and tammar wallaby chromosome peak was projected onto this line, and the distance from the origin to this projection was an estimate of the DNA content of that particular chromosome.

In a strange way, recent market turbulence in China can trace its origins to this friction between old and new, between global and local concepts.

The IAEA traces its origins to this speech.

The great epics; the Hinilawod, Darangan and the Biag Ni Lam-Ang trace their origins to this era.

(Bill Clinton?) The "No Drama Obama" meme (I promise never to use this word again) owes its origins to this sense for the president's sometimes overly-rational disposition.

Nevertheless, academia has long been associated with the investigation of these entities, and academic screening, in many respects, owes its origins to this field.