Sentence examples for origins precisely from inspiring English sources

Attempting to date any game's origins precisely is problematic and the stuff of legend.

Indeed, one might challenge his views on distribution and origins precisely by accepting his structural and functional theory, and arguing that the list of proposed indicators can actually by identified with a wider distribution (i.e. if motivational trade-offs, play, and detouring are present outside of amniotes).

The draft of the whole genome of P. infestans is now available [11], making it possible to analyze sequence origins precisely within a large data set using bioinformatics tools.

To visualize invading cells the gels were sectioned perpendicular to the monolayer so that after seeding the monolayer appears as a thin line precisely defining the origin of invasion.

Wendy Davies and Hayo Vierck have placed the document's origin more precisely at 670-690.

Other methods, like GC-skew analysis may then be applied on this limited region to localize the origin more precisely.

It is thus feasible that all protein islands detected on the cell surface have their origin in precisely sorted transport vesicles that are assembled in the Golgi apparatus.

Some categories, for example, the German term "Mittlerer Osten" (Middle Asia) that was used in the classification system for maternal country of origin, are not precisely defined and thus may be open to interpretation.

Though some of our findings for the mean age of origin do not precisely correspond with traditional ages based on fossils, most of the published fossil-based values do fall within the 95% posterior probability range interval for our molecule-based estimates.

That he didn't see what Ivetta saw had been precisely the origin of the conversation, and so her answer did nothing to clarify things.

Similarly, the rulers of Malacca, though of prestigious Palembang origin, had accepted Islam precisely in order to attract Muslim and Javanese traders to their port.