Sentence examples for origins up from inspiring English sources

The Matrix Marketing Research Company near St . Louisreported last year that 60percentt of Americans were at least somewhat interested in tracing their origins, up from 45percentt in 1995; 30percentt of those surveyed said they had drawn family trees.

For example, in Abruzzi, a large majority of the herders are of non-Italian origins, up to 90% in certain areas (Coldiretti 2011).

With respect to their metabolic origin, up to 70% of the total number of blocked reactions originating from a particular metabolic pathway had category I solutions (Additional file 5).

There were 24,099 New Yorkers of Pakistani origin, up by 79percentt, and 19,148 Bangladeshis, for a spectacular increase of 286percentt.

I've brought the term "marketplace feminism" (and its origin) up on my Twitter about a million times, but I am only repeating a point from Andi Zeisler's fantastic criticism of the phenomenon, a book entitled "We Were Feminists Once".

To the Editor: Bivalve mollusks (shellfish), such as mussels and oysters, are filter feeders; they concentrate microorganisms of human and animal origin (up to 100×) from the surrounding environment.

But the beetles' origin does line up with the age of the dinosaurs and the rise of flowering plants.

When the subject of his origins came up, he was reticent.

These are of complex hybrid origins, involving up to seven wild species.

If we're to be truly conscious consumers, we need to demand that our food is sourced fairly from its origins right up to the moment it reaches our privileged tables.

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.