The increased sensitivity of XMRV against mA3 may suggest that, although XMRV originally originated from the mouse, it is circulating already for an evolutionary significant period of time in the human population.
The largest group of individuals originally originated from the Mediterranean basin and was predominantly infected with HBV genotype D. We found substantial differences in demographic and virological characteristics between groups of individuals of different regions of origin, including HBV genotype distribution and proportion of viral co-infections.
As originally described, the CEAC originates from a Bayesian context; however, the CEAC can be given a frequentist interpretation.
While resonances of oscillators are usually deteriorated in fluids, we interestingly find the resonances arisen in originally overdamped oscillators, originated from hydrodynamic memory effects in strong inertial regime.
It was originally thought to originate from the collecting duct and was classified as low grade CDRCC due to its indolent clinical behaviour [ 262].
Everything "originates" from the origin.
We also talk about two other recent pieces of headline outer space news – the signal received by a Russian SETI team which originally seemed to potentially originate from life beyond our solar system, and Proxima b, an exoplanet discovered orbiting the star nearest Earth beyond the sun, which occupies its own star's habitable zone.
(This was paraphrased by Norman, but originally thought to have originated from the philosopher Goethe).
It was originally thought to have originated from the work of one of the Dukes of Norfolk, but this theory was disproven after being in doubt during the later part of the 19th century.
We originally thought that YrL693 originated from Th. intermedium because the pedigree of L693 includes Th. intermedium [ 18, 31].
(1999), the presence of BCM7 in cheese does not originate from that originally present in milk, because milk-derived peptides would be removed from the curd during the drainage of whey.
