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The iron in those quasicrystals might have originated either from reduction of Fe2+ in olivine or from the stainless steel chamber.
Sensitivity analysis indicated that the discrepancies induced by the gas-phase schemes originated either from the presence of heterogeneously-produced water due to its effectiveness as collision partner in the chain terminating reaction H + O2 + M = HO2 + M, or from an overall overprediction of the radical pool in the preignition zone.
Air pollution is originated either from natural phenomenon or from anthropogenic activity (Cullis and Hirschler 1980; Robinson and Robbins 1970).
The obtained current voltage curve indicates Schottky-type behavior (Fig. 6), which can be originated either from the contact between probe-tip and NR-tip or from the collar-shaped ZnO/Ru interface at the bottom of the NR.
Curtis states that the word "fark" originated either from a chat room euphemism for "fuck" or from a drunken misspelling; although he tells people it is the former because it is a "better story that way".
All but one genotype 4 sequence originated either from China or Japan.
Aggregated patterns of tree species originate either from the physical forcing of habitat heterogeneity or from community processes.
The identified remaining deficiencies, which originate either from a lack of experimental data or from not well understood physics mechanisms, are stressed.
This positive charge is partially neutralised by anions originating either from QAS in the membrane, or from inorganic electrolyte in the contacting aqueous phase (sample).
The rest of the cosmic rays originate either from the Sun or, almost certainly in the case of the particles with the highest energies, outside the Milky Way Galaxy.
Greyish sediments originate either from Ag Bg horizons of the "Gmelin soil" (25 22 ka) or from other as yet unknown Late Valdai paleosols; these fillings are the result of the activities of shallow-burrowing lemmings.
