Sentence examples for recent originating from inspiring English sources
In this sense, H. sapiens is very recent, originating in Africa less than 200,000 years ago (200 kya).
The syrup in which cough and fever medicines are delivered has figured in at least eight mass poisonings around the world in the past two decades, with three of the four most recent cases originating in China.
Recent evidences originating from the previous studies from our group associate MAP infection to the T1DM through PCR and ELISA based qualitative detection [5], [6].
Barriers and facilitations are focused from the paediatricians' perspective and are discussed critically in the light of findings described in recent publications originating in other countries, especially the UK and the USA.
Clarke says although he didn't originate the hashtag he did – inspired by a recent barcamp – originate the data format which Ben Marsh went on to create the map with: #uksnow [1st part of postcode] [n/10].
An inordinate share of the dodgiest mortgages granted in recent years originated outside the banking system.
The Brotherhood's apparent weakness in Syria also has a demographic dimension: the recent demonstrations originated in tribal and rural regions, such as the agricultural south-western province of Hauran, where strong familial ties impede the rise of the urban-led pan-Islamist Brotherhood (the former and current leaders are respectively from the cities Aleppo and Hama).
However, the immigration phenomenon in Spain is relatively recent and originates mainly from low income countries.
However, a very large body of the literature collected over recent decades originates from investigations in rodents.
There is a significant correlation between the year of publication and the first author being affiliated within the USA (r(105) = -.46, p < 0.001)), indicating that recent definitions originate more often from countries other than the USA.
The collateral used, as well as its most recent valuations, originate from banks undergoing restructuring that have sought help from the central organization of the cooperative banking group in Germany (Bundesverband der Deutschen Volksbanken und Raiffeisenbanken) because of their economic situation.
