Sentence examples for such origin from inspiring English sources

Shelves of such origin tend to be steep, deformed, and covered by a thin layer of erosional debris.

One such origin that has been long debated is that of turtles.

Ionospheric irregularities of such origin are usually developed even under the quiet geomagnetic conditions (see Fig. 5a).

Regarding the geographic origin of the strains involved in recombination events, it is worth mentioning that in 12 cases the parental and recombinant strains shared a geographic origin, but that the remaining 10 cases did not share such origin, being the difference in counts not statistically significant (Binomial test, P = 0.832).

One such origin is the destruction of red blood cells' (RBCs) membrane induced by free radicals.

The lack of proper comprehension about such origin has impelled us to study the evolutionary origin of human proteome in a unique way as detailed in this study.

Therefore, it seems a promising approach to identify more powdery mildew resistance sources specifically from accessions originating from these countries and future projects could be focused on such origins.

Collecting a sales tax from the supplier may be easier, and in America a shift towards such origin-based taxation has been suggested for intangibles.

Such origins have been inferred from examples along the Gulf coast, where hurricanes drive waves over such islands and cause multiple breaches.

Understandably, a person of such origins isn't blessed with all the self-esteem in the world, and his excessively submissive demeanor brings out the sadist in most everyone he encounters.

That the world's most infectious computer virus to date could have such origins illustrates how the Internet's global sprawl has left the network vulnerable to disruption from even its most remote technological backwaters.