Sentence examples for reported origin from inspiring English sources

They estimate that with present technology they can place 50percentt of Europeans to within 192 miles of their reported origin and 90percenttoto within 434 miles.

This information can subsequently be used to place individuals within a few hundred kilometers of their reported origin [15].

For each of the Chinese American groups with self reported origin from North China, South China and Taiwan the paired Fst values with the Han Chinese from Beijing was small (<0.0025) (Supplemental Table S2).

The nascent nature of the DNA pool in the 0.7 1.5 kb size range was confirmed by employing a real time PCR-based enrichment assay focused at a previously reported origin of DNA replication around the human ribulose phosphate epimerase (RPE) gene [13].

Blame has fallen on the police for their insufficient reaction, on migrants because of the reported origin of the attackers, and on the German government.

To investigate whether the peaks derived from the T50 (i.e., the average of T0 and T100) profiles were similar to the origins predicted by other studies, we compared the 516 peaks with the reported origin sets based on an in-silico study [27], a chIP-chip analysis [28], an HU-induced ssDNA enrichment [19], and from replication profiling in unperturbed S-phase [21] (Table S2).

All these samples were of Asian ancestry, namely Indians from Singapore, Tamils from Southern India and British Asians with reported origins from Pakistan or India, where this type of deletion is frequent [27,28].

This report provides the status of reporting, origin, and clinical and epidemiologic data of such patients reported to the registry up to the year 2000.

It is projected that by 2031, 55% of Canada's foreign-born population will report origins in Asia [ 7].

Two recent works report origins of replication for FMR1, both within 600 bp proximal to the CGG repeat [ Brylawski et al., 2007; Gray et al., 2007].

While flow-induced voltage over a graphene layer has been reported, its origin remains unclear.