Sentence examples for term of origin from inspiring English sources

During the 1930s, it was the most widely distributed gin and has a controlled term of origin.

Equiano was African in terms of origin, he knew the horrors of the slave trade which by the 1780s were widely broadcast by white abolitionists.

In terms of origin, 38% of MENA's 100 startup founders are from Lebanon and Jordan with only 16% of startups headquartered there.

Secondly, non-random sorting is hardly a satisfying explanation but rather points to structural differences in terms of origin or gender that call themselves for explanations.

For the sake of interpretative neutrality on this point, in this entry the relation between the formal reality of object B and the objective reality of idea A will be cast simply in terms of origin.

Despite these two informative products being different in terms of origin and objectives -one is institutional and the other one comes from the research field-, they are the only official documents available.

We also wanted to balance our sample better in terms of origin (distance or bricks-and-mortar channel as the first channel), experience in OC logistics (more than five years vs. less experience), and across non-food sectors.

Some of the questions you've been probing in terms of origin and evolution of life are very much in the spirit of what Templeton is interested in.

A significant difference among the different groups was found in terms of origin (p<0.0001) and BCG vaccination status (p<0.0001).

ESTs from each library were evaluated in terms of origin of the genes.

Nowadays, pericytes emerge as a heterogeneous population in terms of origin, morphology, and marker expression [ 53].