Sentence examples for originating after from inspiring English sources

In this case, the difference in orphan number between old-X and neo-X chromosomes should date back to the time before the origin of the neo-X, with a similar number of orphans originating after the creation of the neo-X.

However, it says that royalty disputes originating after January 1, 2018 would be handled under the new law, so it would not have applied to the Wixen suit.

We tested this hypothesis by examining saproxylic beetle assemblages from a chronosequence of aspen forest stands originating after wildfire or harvest across several age classes (1 2, 14 15, 28 29 years old) as well as from mature (60 80 years old) and overmature (>120 years old) stands of pyrogenic origin.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's lawsuit against Corinthian Colleges, Inc. is a good first step, but it only applies to specific private loans originating after 2011, and it will likely take years to play out.

Preadipocytes originating after co-culture were positive for markers of preadipocytes, ATMs and ASCs.

It is worth noting that the evolution of orthologous sequences from the oldest ancestor common to an entire protein family can be decomposed into a shared part existing before speciation and a specific part originating after speciation.

Alternatively, the BEL/Pao subclass might only have originated after the origin of the mammalian clade.

The cell cycle requires the full complement of proteins that make eukaryotes complex [ 147], hence the cell cycle originated after the origin of mitochondria.

A large class of human miRNA genes are thus of very recent origin, 55% of all human miRNA genes having originated after the primate-rodent split.

Germán Yépez, an official with the National Electoral Council, said the measure originated after children were given names like Superman and Batman.

New tumours rarely originate after menopause, and existing ones usually regress at that time but do not disappear.