Sentence examples for sharing the same origin from inspiring English sources
Despite sharing the same origin from the control theory, techniques in [26 28] still belong to the class of "deterministic models" as defined in [29], which are different from "stochastic models" in [21, 24].
For calculations of population genetic parameters, strains sharing the same origin were grouped into populations.
Current diagnostics are not sufficient to accurately identify discrete differences in tumours sharing the same origin or sharing identical histopathological markers.
In comparison, low number of OsHV-1 DNA positive samples was observed in the sanctuary area and the containment structure, with 93 and 87%, respectively, in Class 0. At the end of the experiment in Fall 2011, mortalities were measured and were 4.5% for tank and the sanctuary area compared to 47% for the animals sharing the same origin reared in the grow out site.
The earliest story that we know of, the Mesopotamian Epic of Gilgamesh, can be read as a quest, or a question (the two words share the same origin), seeking the purpose of life itself.
The body frame (b-frame) shares the same origin with the n-frame.
Whether or not they share the same origin is difficult to determine, perhaps their languages belong to the same family.
Bitumens that share the same properties may have undergone distinct evolutionary paths, whereas bitumens that have different characteristics share the same origin.
The examination of the experimental data indicates that charge redistribution and glass transition peaks share the same origin, and that the conduction aging effects are triggered by the onset of the glass transition.
The target coordinate system o-xyz and reference coordinate system o-UVW shared the same origin, both the axes z and W pointed to the same direction, and the target coordinate system o-xyz rotated with the targets.
As Na+ significantly (p < 0.05) and moderately (r ≥ 0.60 to < 0.80) correlated with Mg2+ and SO42−, while Mg2+ is further correlated with Cl− and SO42−, it is most likely that Na+, Mg2+, Cl− and SO42− may share the same origin.
