Sentence examples for perplexing origin from inspiring English sources
Few phenomena in history have been brought to such a high level of esteem and popularity with a perplexing origin, and even fewer have shared such extensive, enduring effects.
The question of flowering plants' origin has perplexed evolutionary biologists ever since Charles Darwin called it an "abominable mystery".
It's immediately recognizable to avid readers or fans of dystopian TV, yet perplexing to those unaware of its origins, easily thrown by its anachronistic vibes.
A fifth North American allotetraploid, D. filix-mas (also native to Europe), is not part of the reticulate complex, though its origins have also proven perplexing [ 19].
"It is clear that this project has demonstrated what a powerful tool ancient DNA analysis can provide in answering questions which have long perplexed academics regarding the origins of the Irish," said Eileen Murphy, who lectures in osteoarchaeology at Queen's in Belfast.
We are living in an exciting time, where the utilization of interdisciplinary techniques can shed light on questions, such as the evolutionary origin of regressive traits, that have perplexed biologists ever since Darwin.
Ties to cultures of origin plus a growing acculturation equals a perplexing roadmap for Sanchez & Levitan clients such as BellSouth ; BMW Nestle Chivas Regalgal, a unit of Diageo ; and Shell Oil, a unit of Royal Dutch Shell.
The origin and pathogenesis of epithelial ovarian cancer have perplexed investigators for decades.
Why the outcomes of insulin use in observational studies clash with the findings from randomised controlled trials such as the UKPDS 22 and ORIGIN, 23 and seem to dismiss the role insulin can play in preventing complications, is perplexing.
