Sentence examples for soft origins from inspiring English sources

To understand the soft origins of this word, we'd have to head back to the academic journaling of 2011 when the term was used in cultural analysis to suggest a problem without pointing a finger.

MR-imaging could not differentiate between a tumor of soft tissue origin and a metastasis.

Of soft tissue origin, these FBJ sarcomata have a characteristic histological appearance and are of low grade malignancy.

Tumors of the chest wall are uncommon and include benign and malignant diagnoses which can be further classified into those arising from bony structures and those of soft tissue origin.

What, then, accounts for the popularity of the Thatcher soft-serve origin myth?

However, a soft-tissue origin has to be considered.

Origin (i) often exists in the so-called soft matter, while origin (ii) can exist in any material including oxide, metallic, and molecular glass formers.

The data were also subjected to one way analysis of variance (ANOVA) using origin soft ware (version 6.0).

Swelling of the heel was a common subjective and objective finding which was mostly soft tissue in origin and took a long time to resolve.

The good soft magnetic properties origin from the exchange coupling between magnetic granules and the weak localized electrons existing in films may be the medium of this exchange coupling.

The data were also subjected to one way analysis of variance (ANOVA) using origin soft ware (version 6.0) to test the significance differences in the mean values of caffeine obtained by the three methods (NIR, FT-IT-ATR, and fluorimetry).