With the obvious exception of the native population, everyone originated from elsewhere.
An angel's form is inherently human, yet an angel always originates from elsewhere.
It is possible that the reads supporting the alternative allele are originated from elsewhere in the genome.
In addition, several novel and putative miRNAs were identified that originated from elsewhere in the tammar genome and that target the tammar HOXB and HOXD clusters.
In a given environment, there may be a continuous flow of B. cereus sl strains with the arrival of new strains originating from elsewhere, whereas others disappear by death or by leaching.
Despite frequent isolation of HPAIV (H5N1) from trachea and extrapulmonary bronchus (Appendix Table 3), these tissues had neither histopathologic nor immunohistochemical evidence of HPAIV (H5N1) replication (Appendix Table 2), which suggests that virus isolated from these sites at 4 dpi originated from elsewhere in the respiratory tract.
But I think 98% of the stories we're telling, whether they come from our writers' room or elsewhere, originate from the "Oh, this funny thing happened to me last week" kind of stories.
In addition, secondary defects in retinal formation suggest that Brg1 can play cell nonautonomous roles in retinal development that originate from aberrant lens morphogenesis as described elsewhere [ 47, 52, 55- 58].
Regulation is difficult, given that much of the fake news we see online originates from elsewhere in the world, with stories and videos produced in industrial numbers - sometimes to support a political agenda but often to generate advertising revenues.
The C content in the filamentous structures is also higher or equal to the Ca, Fe and Mg content which indicates that the carbon is not bound in carbonates but originates from elsewhere.
