Sentence examples for other origin from inspiring English sources
"other origin" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to something that came from somewhere other than what has already been stated. For example, "The painting was thought to have a French origin, but recent evidence suggests that it has an other origin."
Along the way, Dr. Pépin debunks other origin myths.
These are lands of America's other origin story, taking you into the deep time of the new world.
This is the holiday's other origin story, and it is a plainly commercial one: Father's Day would become what Schmidt identifies as a "second Christmas" for men's retailers.
Iraq produced more asylum seekers in Europe than any other origin country in 2002, but only half as many in 2003.In this section Overview Asylum seekers Economy Financial markets Reprints.
The clinical course of these patients was better than patients with sepsis from other origin.
Then, other origin should be considered at least together since Bi-6s lone pair exists both for stoichiometric BiMnO3 without showing FE and non-stoichiomeric BiMnO3 showing FE.
The same three sample in pre-monsoon season deviated from the proposed ratio line, suggests the other origin for Ca and Mg.
Nevertheless, pre-transplant liver biopsy may be necessary to distinguish diffuse hepatic angiosarcomas from tumors of other origin in patients with atypical cryptogenic liver failure.
Pre-transplant liver biopsy may be necessary to distinguish diffuse hepatic angiosarcoma from tumors of other origin in patients with cryptogenic liver failure.
Ultrasound also has the capability of providing a differential diagnosis between atelectasis and lung consolidation of other origin such as pneumonia.
All the other factors found to be related to mortality are well known risk factors in cardiac arrest of other origin.
