Sentence examples for samples were originated from from inspiring English sources
Fifty-two samples were originated from individual patients.
These samples were originated from the apiary in Georgia (1991) and from the apiary located in the southern Poland (1995).
Fifteen samples were originated from primary GEJ adenocarcinomas and two were from GEJ adenocarcinoma-derived cell lines JROECL19 and JROECL33 (Rockett et al, 1997).
The samples are originated from locations in the Netherlands and it is of great interest to study the unwanted presence of Ag and Au as nanoparticle residues due to possible health and environmental risks.
Their sequences included in our sample are originating from a large study on the evolution of sequestrate, secotioid and epigeous cortinarioid fungi [8] or were not yet used in any published datasets (AY945302, FJ789604, DQ328212).
Among them, 4 tongues and 1 liver isolates (isolates number 1 5) were originated from samples consecutively slaughtered (Table 1).
Our BLASTX analysis of Illumina read-derived long contigs against the GenBank-nr DB suggested that some such contigs in the metagenomic samples from the polluted soil were originated from phage genomes (see above).
Considering the grain size of ash particles and chemical composition of volcanic glass, the ash in tephra-bearing ice samples might be originated from the South Sandwich Islands located 2800 km northwest of the sampling sites.
The relatively high fill factor attained by this sample might be originated from the better surface uniformity and crystalline morphology of the active layer compared to the other samples.
The enhanced cell response on SMAT nitrided sample may be originated from its unique surface characteristics, such as surface "nano-effect", formation of titanium nitrides and enhanced wettability, etc.
We consider two groups of sample paths: X v ( t ) and X v ( t + 1 ), where X v ( t ) is the set of the sample paths that are originated from v, have time duration t, and are consistent with the partial snapshot, i.e., F(X t))=Y for any X [ 0, t ] ∈ X v ( t ).
