Sentence examples for originating elsewhere from inspiring English sources
The effect of scattering originating in detector components is smaller than effects originating elsewhere.
Liver cancer is common, occurring mostly as secondary tumours originating elsewhere in the body.
Does Tatiana somehow experience, instead, her sister's basic sensation of thirst, but recognize it as originating elsewhere?
Even though all standards continue to emphasise on-site actions, little attention is paid to how producers may be affected by risks originating elsewhere in the river basin.
"In his view, the federal government is sort of like a magnifying glass -- it takes energy originating elsewhere and focuses it and concentrates it".
When rocks originating elsewhere in the solar system land on Earth, they carry with them information about the planets from which they come.
For example, a "wild-caught" chinchilla with a "country of origin" of Czech Republic must have originated elsewhere because chinchillas are native to Chile.
Taken together, these findings demonstrate that, while much of the Myc-mediated ROS induction may well have a mitochondrial origin, a significant fraction appears to originate elsewhere, perhaps as a consequence of the increased sensitivity of Myc-regulated proliferation-associated or other signaling pathways [52].
In fact, maybe the best new musicals will originate elsewhere more and more.
The game possesses a surprising number of obsolete words that originated elsewhere but still flourish here.
Poor Mock the Week – all-too-visible victim of a problem that originates elsewhere.
