Sentence examples for sharing common origins from inspiring English sources
Since these reference strains were isolated in the same cheese factory several years earlier for the former and in the same DOP from another factory for the later, our analysis would reflect the setting up of strains sharing common origins with the references in these cheeses.
"We've coexisted with mutual respect and without any worries," he said, not least because this city's mostly Sephardic Jews shared common origins with many Muslims from North Africa.
Under this interpretation, the Slavic term Kolbiag may share common origins with such place-names as Kołobrzeg (formerly Kolberg), a town on the Pomeranian Baltic coast, and Kolpino, a settlement near modern St . Petersburg
It is uncertain whether PPC is a distinct disease from EOC or if they share common origins.
Chromerid and apicomplexan plastids are derived from a rhodophyte endosymbiont and thus share common origin with the plastids of the "red lineage".
Phylogenetic analysis of the deduced TIP39 mature peptides with the PTH/PTHrP members confirmed that the TIP39 clade is basal and shared common origin.
Despite their low sequence similarity, the arthropod AKH and APRP precursor was found to share a similar gene organisation and comparable functions with vertebrate GCG and GHRH and they were proposed to have shared common origin prior to protostome-deuterostome divergence (approximately 600 million years ago).
Mr. Farage, who is 48, and Mr. Cameron, two years younger, share common origins.
36 38 Underlying mechanisms of progression of HF share common origins with frailty in older adults, 39 40 and the chronic physically limiting nature of the HF syndrome may lead to reducing physical activity and worsening functional state.
Based on the similarity of their amino acid sequences, sets of proteins involved in homologous recombination are thought to share common evolutionary origins.
Epidemiologic and animal studies may consider morphologically distinct hematologic cancers as separate end points, even though they may share common cellular origins.
