Sentence examples for study its origin from inspiring English sources

PARIS/KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Airplane debris that washed up on the Indian Ocean island of Reunion and may belong to a vanished Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 arrived in France on Saturday for investigators to study its origin.

Natural genetic variation is the basic material for evolution, and to study its origin and persistence at the molecular level is required if we are to understand how species and populations evolved as a response to selection.

The existence of genetic data for a single genotype III Brazilian strain isolated in Minas Gerais State, southeastern Brazil (8 ), limited our ability to study its origin and evolutionary aspects.

It was 2004, Jean-Bertrand Aristide had just been ousted, and after a trip to Haiti, where she worked with street children, she decided to study its origins as a nation.

Punnett asked me to help make sense of a new and terrifying threat to our planet, and I told him what I had learned from a discovered manuscript penned by a doctor from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention who had succumbed to a zombie plague while studying its origins.

In the present study, the alpine taxon Potentilla alpicola has been chosen in order to study its presumed hybrid origin, identify underlying evolutionary processes and infer the discreteness or taxonomic value of hybrid forms.

Parent-of-origin specific expression of PON1 has not been shown, although paternal expression of PON1 has been reported in mouse hybrids containing a single maternal or paternal human chromosome 7., We did not detect PON1 expression in lymphocytes and could thus not study its possible parent of origin specific expression.

We sought insights into the possible functions of META1 by studying its evolutionary origins.

In particular, the southern subbasin, called the Palau Basin by Taylor and Goodliffe (2004), has been rarely studied, and its origin and age remained unknown.

Currently, the prevalence of the lesion in the general achondroplastic population is studied and its origin is explored.

The study had its origin in a request in 1991 by Senator Joseph F. Biden Jr., Democrat of Delaware, then chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, to Professor Liebman to calculate the frequency with which federal judges found errors in appeals of death penalty cases and then set aside the sentence.