Sentence examples for originating one from inspiring English sources

The reason, Cleveland said, is because of the transaction distance on its platform: it attracts a global audience and so buyers can be up to 3,000 miles away from where the sale is originating, "one of the furthest of any streamed e-commerce site online," Cleveland said.

To state agreement, the locations (e.g. means) must be equivalent and the production laboratory must be non-inferior to the originating one concerning scales (e.g. standard deviations).

Because the cytotoxicity of some drugs depends on the nature of the tissue from which they originate, one should select nonmalignant cell lines of the same tissue origin than that of the selected cancer cell lines.

But it has never before originated one of its own.

The idea of using the image of a nonerect penis originated one day in rehearsals, Mr. McKay said.

John D. Hess, a prolific writer who originated one of the earliest television soap operas, "Love of Life," died April 15 at his home in New Hope, Pa.

The idea of using the image of a penis originated one day in rehearsals.

He didn't land either role, even though he'd originated one of them.

Officers advanced up a street across from the police department where the shots seem to have originated, one live stream showed.

Our results reflect the previous knowledge of the occurrence of two major wild gene pools of P. vulgaris, from which two independent domestication events originated, one in the Andes and one in Mesoamerica.

On the other hand multiple tags originating from one Unigene cluster might match with one Affymetrix probe set.