Sentence examples for originated by the same from inspiring English sources

In neighborhoods in Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx hit hard by the subprime lending crisis, mortgages had the shortest of life spans — taking about a year to go from approval to notice of foreclosure — and many of those home loans were originated by the same few lenders, according to a report released yesterday by State Senator Jeffrey D. Klein.

We suppose that other scratches, probably originated by the same physical causes, have in the data matrix lower but similar values than those of the first one.

In the same way, a plan put forward by the British government would have been no more blameworthy than that originated by the American government.

The fact that we find approximately equal numbers of trees of the three possible types is not consistent with the hypothesis that all AO2 genes originated by HGT from the same donor.

Actually, the mechanism enhances the probability that egg cells of archegonia of these gametophytes are fertilized by sperm cells developed in antheridia formed by gametophytes originated from the same sporangium.

It has been recently shown that different protein forms can be originated from the same gene by still unknown mechanisms [8].

A common task in forensics and in the analysis of archeological and historical samples is to determine whether two samples originated from the same individual by comparing DNA extracted from each.

Pairwise comparison of subgroups 2, 3, and 4 did not find recombination or large fragment replacement, which suggests that all HP-PRRSVs originated from the same ancestor by gradual evolution.

Similarly, the name of Calafia's monarchy, California, likely originated from the same root, fabricated by the author to remind the 16th-century Spanish reader of the reconquista, a centuries-long fight between Christians and Muslims which had recently concluded in Spain.

For a pair of s-traits originated from the same gene controlled by local-sQTL, the correlation coefficients between them were mostly strong.

Archaeal histones containing two histone folds have been proposed as intermediates between archaeal and eukaryotic histones (36, 37), where both core histones H3 and H4 would have originated at the same time, followed by a second event that gave rise to core histones H2A and H2B.