Sentence examples for these origins from inspiring English sources

All these origins were early firing, both in their original and in the VPS13 loci, as the binding of Cdc45 to these origins peaked at 30 min after the release from G1 arrest (Fig 3).

Some traces of these origins survive.

These origins are normally quiescent, as they are suppressed by transcription.

When you know of these origins, it adds food for thought as you go along your 21st- century way.

So there was my mother, who cannot read, becoming my editor!" Now Matur reflects on these origins.

Mr. Sedlacek sets out to investigate these origins and to reflect what they might mean for the discipline today.

And there is a thread between these origins and what has become a weariness with the tribunal's work on the ground, and among the victims themselves.

Despite these origins, sport was able like no other institution to endorse the idea of cohesion across classes, albeit under the watchful eye of Australia's pre-eminent citizens.

The Duhemian point must be that if this happens, it does not matter to science -- that these origins provide neither credentials to hypotheses nor guidance to inquiry.

Each issue of "The Avengers" made it clear to readers like me that, although the Vision could resist these origins, he wasn't ever going to be entirely free of them.

The oceanic influence in airmasses from these origins is highlighted by the stable isotopic content (weighted mean close to the Atlantic Ocean signature) and by the chemical concentrations dominated by sea salt elements.