Sentence examples for originates close from inspiring English sources
Lastly, considering that most startups adopt a collaborative approach with insurance companies, having a relationship which originates close to the top decision maker at HQs gives an added advantage to EU/U.S. startups when they are looking at expanding to new regions.
It originates close to the eastern fault scarp of the Mount Lofty Ranges, near Mount Pleasant, approximately 480 m above sea level.
ANRIL (3.8 kb) originates close to the INK4A gene on chromosome 9 in humans and interacts with the CBX7 component of the PRC1 complex to induce silencing of the INK4A and INK4B loci [ 46] and with SUZ12 component of the PRC2 complex to mediate epigenetic silencing of the p15INK4B gene [ 45].
Perhaps one won't be considered chauvinistic for preferring work that originates closer to home, including restrained and meticulous early paintings like "View of Pittsford, Vt".
The inset of Fig. 2A reveals that this smaller angle is caused by the fact that the next pseudopod originates closer towards the tip of the previous pseudopod, from 4.39 +/− 0.16 µm for cells in buffer to 2.7 +/− 0.4 µm for cells moving towards cAMP (means and SEM).
The genera are likely from distinct, relatively old lineages and may have originated close in time.
Last year it was responsible for originating close to a third of the country's home loans.
Streams on the west and east coasts are short and steep because the Sierra Madre Occidental and the Sierra Madre Oriental originate close to the coastal margins.
"Oh yeah, that was definitely what people in England thought," he tells me now, saying that early British listeners were sure his singing accent originated close to home.
We find that most of the major SEP events are associated with halo or partial halo CMEs originating close to the sun center and western-hemisphere.
Space weather is significantly controlled by halo coronal mass ejections (HCMEs) originating close to the central meridian and directing toward the Earth.
