Sentence examples for origins based from inspiring English sources

An earlier survey of dog origins, based on a small genetic element known as mitochondrial DNA, concluded that dogs had been domesticated, probably just once, in East Asia.

This article takes an anthropological approach to the study of a health policy's origins, based on ethnographic research conducted in Bolivia between 2010 and 2012.

NEW YORK The City Room column on Oct. 1, about the New York Yankees logo, overstated what is known about the logo's origins, based on information from the ball club's Web site.

Moreover, our studies revealed a large number of previously unreported derivatives of all known A. vinelandii siderophores and rationalized their origins based on genomic analyses, with implications for siderophore diversity and evolution.

From ancient stereotypes about the "obese Etruscans" to recent investigations on Tuscan origins based on DNA analyses, Etruscan bodies have been a constant source of interest as well as fascination.

Hydrocolloids vary in origins based on the industrial needs.

The contributors, by and large, are Indians, or people of Indian origin based in America and elsewhere.

In parallel, emerging technology is enabling the traceability of crude oil back to its origin based on the product's very specific chemical composition.

Both sides attribute new drugs to a specific country of origin (based on the location of the headquarters of the firm that first launches them).

Blue Origin, based in Kent, WA, will receive $3.7 million; the Boeing Company of Houston will receive $18 million; Paragon Space Development Corporation of Tucson, AZ, will receive $1.4 million; Sierra Nevada Corporation, based in Louisville, CO, will receive $20 million; and United Launch Alliance of Centennial, CO, will received $6.7 million.

According to cognitive linguistics, language has an experiential origin based on perception, sensory motor activities and our knowledge of the world.