Sentence examples for origins given from inspiring English sources

No inference was possible for the Japanese and European origins given their very limited sample size.

However, in each of the patients its presence/absence pattern across the samples indicated multiple independent origins, given the tree topologies.

One of my concerns is if the paleontological record can tell us anything about the role of oxygen as a causative agent in eukaryote origins, given the extremely broad possible time span for the event (the authors write 2.7-1.7 2.7-1.7

And some of the real events on which he draws, like a speech given by Boachi to a Dutch students' club as a stinging repudiation of his African origins, give the book an irony beyond the realm of ordinary fiction.

He writes that its international origins give the series "an interesting new cultural dimension, even a perceptible air of a split cultural identity".

Active replication origins give rise to sharp changes in the predominant fork direction.

reuteri strains from other host origins gave a total pan-genome of 5225 gene clusters that included a core genome of 851 gene clusters but revealed that there were no pig-specific genes per se.

ϵ constructed in Theorem 1 and Theorem 2 to solve a nonlinear problem with holomorphic coefficients and forcing term near the origin given by (224).

For example, we do not find that migrants maintain fertility closer to that found in their place of origin, given that the TFR for migrants is closer to permanent Kinshasa residents than areas of origin (as described above).

18 As the information for trust in the country of origin given by the WVS is fairly recent, the older the individuals the less precise is our proxy for trust in the country of origin at the time of migration.

This may not be the first appearance of the modern human hand, but we believe that it is close to the origin, given that we do not see this anatomy in any human fossils older than 1.8 million years.