Overall, Microcystis was a minor constituent of the phytoplankton community above Copco and Iron Gate Reservoirs, although it was highly prolific within these reservoirs and our data indicate that most of these populations originate internally.
But in truth, all things that we perceive as criticisms originate internally, born from our constructed self-image -- how we like to think of ourselves and how we want others to see us.
In contrast, the surge in gonadotropins resulting in ovulation originates internally in rats, pigs, sheep, cows, non-human primates, and women, leading to their designation as 'spontaneous ovulators' [ 183].
Since 2001, by our analysis, Pfizer has had significant revenues from only four internally originated and developed products.
The hostile activity may originate externally or internally from within the Intranet.
Furthermore, interventions that had not been developed internally, but had originated from outside the hospital, led to better outcomes, especially in outpatient studies.
The finding that the correlations largely disappeared after the shuffling procedure indicates that those correlations originated mostly from the synchronization generated internally and not from the temporal dynamics of the stimulus.
As Mr. Rickman and Ms. Duncan portrayed them (as, I imagine, did Coward and Gertrude Lawrence, who originated them), Amanda and Elyot were almost a single (if internally divided) androgynous being.
I don't know why a book that was collected, rather than composed, should have to be internally consistent, or why a religious document that originated within a nomadic society in the seventh century and includes such things as the moon splitting in two should be asked to conform to post-Enlightenment thought.
