Sentence examples for question originating from inspiring English sources

Another intriguing question originating from our study is whether the secondary (and tertiary) SASP (Fig. 5F) possess DNA damaging and senescence-inducing activity, which can be responsible for spreading of DNA damaging activity in tissues surrounding senescent cells.

- a must-listen for those who think the question originated with Chris Tarrant.

The securities in question originated in and were rated and sold in Europe, the S.E.C. said.

These regions are under the influence of westerly winds, suggesting that the soot in question originated in Europe.

Komen says that its decision had to do with rules about groups under investigation; but the investigation in question originated with Planned Parenthood's bitter opponents in Congress.

The US-dollar transactions in question originated and terminated in European banks in the UK and the Middle East, and were cleared through its New York branch.

The novels in question originate in China's vast wangluo wenxue (literally "network literature") communities, online forums and discussion groups which have produced thousands of pieces of fiction, many of which have gone on to become bestsellers.

Advertisers "cannot, by using such keywords, arrange for Google to display ads which do not allow Internet users easily to establish from which undertaking the goods or services covered by the ad in question originate," the court said.

He also tells us about monkeys, as in the hypothetical question "If you put a bunch of monkeys in front of typewriters, how long would it take them to compose the works of Shakespeare?" This question originated as part of the theory of probability, and it has been tested.

The wastewater in question originated from Tarnowskie Góry landfill chemicals storage.

The loans in question originated in only the last three years, when home prices peaked in many of nation's hottest real estate markets.