Sentence examples for perhaps originating from inspiring English sources

But government seismologists have said there is a two in three probability that a major quake, perhaps originating on the Hayward fault, which runs under the Bay Area, could hit with more devastating force before 2033.

They're coming in from the west, perhaps originating over the Mediterranean or the Red Sea, kicking up the detritus from ages of warfare and history across this desert landscape, then gaining momentum until they reach me and swirl the dust around my feet.

The Liber de coquina, perhaps originating near Naples, and the Tractatus de modo preparandi have found a modern editor in Marianne Mulon, and a cookbook from Assisi found at Châlons-sur-Marne has been edited by Maguelonne Toussaint-Samat.

Distal (peripheral) polarity is independent of Ft function; polarity in this region may depend on a spatial signal perhaps originating from the wing margin.

We infer that a second signal, acting near the wing margin and perhaps originating from the margin, can also organize MTs to orient the core PCP mechanism.

Multicellular plants do not carry any GTPBP, although green algae have two GTPBPs perhaps originating from eGTPBP1 and eGTPBP2 (Additional files 2 and 5).

In our EST data, both acantharean species feature polyubiquitin sequences with the insertion, suggesting that the sequences presented in [ 22] were not of acantharean origin, but perhaps originated from unidentified symbionts.

However the lack of earlier descriptions leads modern scholars to conclude that it may date from the 17th century, and perhaps originated as political satire.

The North Beringian Arctic grayling stock perhaps originated North of the Brooks Range perhaps in a parallel history to that of the Arctic Coastal Plain Dallia in this study.

According to Hounslow (1995), essentially in silicate weathering reactions, bicarbonate is produced, suggesting that HCO3 − perhaps, originates primarily from silicate weathering reactions in groundwater within the basin.

This result is similar to van der Waals epitaxial growth of MoS2 on graphene [21] and perhaps originates from the higher boundary effect of the narrower graphene belt after mechanical exfoliation [25].