Sentence examples for origins show from inspiring English sources

This volume began life as a Ph.D. dissertation, and its origins show.

"Sun Don't Shine" is an independent film, and if its low-budget origins show, it's in two particular ways.

For something more affordable, a double chalet at Mango Drift costs from £20 (+265 999 746122, mangodrift.com) This far south, the Rift's volcanic origins show up in eroded mountains, known as inselbergs, rising steeply from the surrounding plains.

Others are cinematographers by trade, and their origins show; look at the films of Nicolas Roeg, who worked for Lean as a second-unit cameraman on "Lawrence" and then rose to make "Walkabout" (1971) and "Don't Look Now" (1973), films whose hunger for the hypnotic image is nigh insatiable.

A look back at the word's origins show why it could be, in the words of Mr Mitchell's lawyer, so "toxic" in the context it was allegedly used.

In addition, the three origins show neither obvious primary sequence similarity nor the presence of canonical E2F binding sites.

Multiple antibodies of different origins showed specific and comparable staining for NANOG in different species.

The goose and duck viruses clustered separately, but CoVs of other origins showed more extended genetic diversity.

Only four out of ten origins showed a 1.2 1.4 fold increase of this histone modification (Fig. 4B).

NUMTs may act as individual origins when inserted in an appropriate genomic context, as it is the case for late-firing origins shown above.

Samples with identical tissue origins showed strong clustering, e.g. Figure 7 shows clustering of liver tissue samples as well as kidney samples.