Sentence examples for revised origin from inspiring English sources

While we know that David S. Goyer has made changes to Superman's backstory, keeping Krypton intact and Jor-El alive seems like the one big "no-no" for a revised origin story.

In 2003, comic book authors Scott Beatty and Chuck Dixon revised Barbara Gordon's origin with the miniseries Batgirl: Year One. Gordon is a highly gifted child having graduated from high school early, but initially desires to join law enforcement as opposed to vigilantism in the previous origin myths.

This book is a masterpiece of evolutionary analysis, and in it, Oparin critically revised his original proposal, arguing for a highly reducing primitive mileu in which iron carbides of geological origin would react with steam to form hydrocarbons.

To better capture these fragments and to investigate their origins, we revised the ribosome-profiling protocol originally established by Ingolia et al. Our experiments revealed that, in the absence of cycloheximide, the small ribosome-protected fragments were abundant, consistent with an early observation of short ribosome footprints in the absence of cycloheximide (Wolin and Walter, 1988).

A revised estimate of the origin of placental mammals is as young as 84 mya, which is much more recent than current estimates using molecular data.

Revising the clonal origin of cancer theory, tumours derived from a transformation event are seeded by a small subset of cells with cancer stem cell characteristics.

Phylogenetic analyses have radically revised our thinking about the origin of P. falciparum.

3) Complex events: the authors have also revised their interpretation about the origin of complex events.

That is how she metaphorically remembers her origins in her smartly revised version of "Born in a Trunk," the sprawling Judy Garland number from "A Star Is Born".

In the revised version we now investigate the origins of dendritic protrusions in more detail.

The revised Discussion on inferring the tissue of origin and conclusion are as follows.