Sentence examples for this common origin from inspiring English sources

(Biblical diatribes against the Canaanites suggest this common origin; after all, the Israelites protested too much).

The origin of the PC-coordinate system can be obtained by translation of the origin in variable space to the average object ("centre of gravity" of the group) and this common origin of the PCs is called the mean centre.

Despite this common origin, these lines are not identical.

Given this common origin, we speculate that htt may be important in formation of the pre-placodal region.

Based on this common origin during ontogenesis, teeth, palatal ridges and oral vestibule have been proposed to have a common precursor not only during ontogeny, but also during phylogeny – simple teeth in sub-mammalian vertebrates.

This common origin could explain why many gut-secreted hormones and peptides and their receptors are also found in the brain; indeed, many hormones produced by the gastrointestinal tract are referred to as brain-gut hormones.

This shows the common origin of NO3 and some major ions and their contribution to the total ionic strength of groundwater.

This underscores the common origin of these elements, despite R. felis and REIS being well diverged from one another in the estimated phylogeny of Rickettsiaceae (fig. 1 A).

This denotes the common origin of these ST8Sia genes from an old conserved synteny and suggests a series of tandem duplications.

This observation highlights the common origin of NB and PCC, however, it is surprising that there are only very few data on the expression of these genes in PCC.

This result clearly establishes the common origin of the genetic material from which MAIs from MC-1 and MV-1 and the MIS from AMB-1 evolved.