Sentence examples for origins out from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the conference leaders were doing all they could to keep the bad news of Zamenhof's ethnic origins out of the press.

We checked that our method produces similar estimations; we found 54 origins out the 194 in L. waltii that were conserved in the genome of S. cerevisiae (28%).

Thermal fluctuation is known for the origin of out-of-plane deformations, and the intrinsic ripples are inevitable to maintain the stability of 2D crystal structures [13].

Soul II Soul's new album 'Origins' is out now.

Before its sequel Batman: Arkham Origins comes out this fall, be sure to get Batman: Arkham City and experience the environment, characters, and combat for yourself.

Gender roles are crystalized in the family and in the corporation, and prejudices about genders, sexual orientation, races and national origins play out in these institutions at least as much as in the marketplace.

The history of science provides a number of examples when conditions that were not expected to have microbial origin turned out to be exactly of that origin.

Multiple maternal origins of chickens: out of the Asian jungles.

"The fact that the people of Hispanic and Latino origin turned out and voted him in, that says something," Ms. Savage said.

Yesterday's batch of census data, however, did not include information on residents' country of origin, due out in later releases from the Census Bureau.

At the time there was ignorance and fear about "a disease of dark origin" coming out of Africa and seen as a threat to the west.