Sentence examples for studies the origin from inspiring English sources

"It is a major technical breakthrough which has great promise for scientific breakthroughs to follow," said Dr. Gerald J. Joyce, a biologist who studies the origin of life at the Scripps Research Institute in San Diego.

David Schatz of Yale University, who studies the origin of VDJ recombination, isn't yet totally convinced the sea urchin genes are in fact versions of RAG1 and RAG2.

The prize is open to anyone who studies the origin and nature of the universe, including "scientific philosophers" and perhaps even religious thinkers.

But Jeffrey Bada of the Scripps Institute, who studies the origin of life on Earth, says even if the carbon signatures on the meteorite are consistent with life, they're a long way from proving it.

Michael Worobey, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Arizona in Tucson who studies the origin of the AIDS epidemic, made a point of being one of the youngsters, apologizing for not having any interesting anecdotes about what he was doing in 1981.

Despite the moderate resolution of images acquired in these studies, the origin of the signal is known from genetic targeting and corresponding expression patterns of the reporter.

Robert Jervis, a Columbia University political scientist, who studies the origins of war, once observed, "War is most likely if you overestimate others' hostility but underestimate their capabilities".

Armen Mulkidjanian at the University of Osnabrück in Germany, who studies the origins of life, says the idea is reasonable.

Before he was lauded by geeks and book lovers alike for his writing, Tolkien was a philologist, or a person who studies the origins of words.

Donald Trump, we can safely assume, hasn't been studying the origin of the phrase.

MONKS' RULES Dr. Heiner Gillmeister, a historian at Bonn University in Germany, has studied the origin of tennis.