Sentence examples for presumably originating from inspiring English sources

The original invasion of self-splicing Group II introns, presumably originating from the mitochondrial endosymbiont, into the genome of the emerging eukaryote might have been a key factor of eukaryogenesis that in particular triggered the origin of endomembranes and the nucleus.

At a longer annealing time of 9 h, the particle size distribution is similar to the case of 6 h annealing, but small pit-like nonuniform structures are observed in the film, presumably originating from local Al deficiency and Si inflow from the substrate.

Most of the interspecific banana hybrids presumably originating from crosses M. acuminata×M.

Driving input, presumably originating in cortical layer V, resembles projections from peripheral sensory systems, or from subcortical movement-related centers to the thalamus.

The common finding of Clostridiales organisms, presumably originating from the gut, indicates an ability to adapt easily to the vaginal environment.

That is, our study here shows that human NB were most likely being detected with antibodies raised against bovine albumin or fetuin-A, and likewise, NB presumably originating from human tissues will most likely acquire bovine antigens when the same tissue homogenates are transferred to FBS-containing medium.

This use presumably originated in Kashmir.

The paternal ancestry of the Ashkenazi and Sephardic Levites is different, unlike the Cohanim from the two branches, who resemble each other and presumably originated before the two branches split.

This radiation, which comes from all parts of the sky, is thought to be the remaining radiation from the hot big bang, the primeval explosion from which the universe presumably originated 13.7 billion years ago.

The millet is particularly interesting because it was extensively grown in northern China at the same time and presumably originated there, although it may have been independently domesticated in eastern Europe.

The work retains a strong quality of draftsmanship; the spooky illustrations of the American artist Edward Gorey come to mind, except that Mr. Sveshnikov's visions presumably originate in real, rather than imagined, horrors.