Sentence examples for unambiguous origin from inspiring English sources

Figure 4 summarizes the flow of recombination events with an unambiguous origin that affected members of each clade.

In fact, very few examples of a single unambiguous origin of a polyploid species have been documented; these include peanut, Arachis hypogaea, the salt marsh grass Spartina anglica, and Arabidopsis suecica [ 29- 32].

The second part of the study explores another outstanding question: are TE-derived exons (i.e. those with unambiguous TE origin and experimentally-supported transcription) effectively translated into functional proteins?

This approach yielded a total of 54 A. vulgare genome sequences of unambiguous viral origin, ranging from 42 to 588 aa in length (average = 173 aa) and showing 46 78% aa similarity (average = 58%) to their most closely related exogenous viral protein sequences (fig. 1 and supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online).

Another criterion (not so unambiguous) is the evolutionary origin: mammalian were originated from reptilian, Homo was originated from Australopithecus.

Combining information from both analyses on the taurine/indicine clustering, we inferred 11 samples to have unambiguous taurine or indicine origin, that is, both parents had the same origins (supplementary table S2, Supplementary Material online).

Although Genesis affirms divine creation, it does not offer an entirely unambiguous view of the origin of the universe, as the debate over the correct understanding of Genesis 1 1 discloses.

While the constraint that irregular legal status places on physical circulation between destination and origin is unambiguous, the legal constraint of this status on other transnational activities is less clear.

However, in many cases, problems with the unambiguous determination of their origin remain, in particular when only the sedimentary record or the geomorphological structure, but no historical reports of the event itself are available.

Therefore, although these two markers were generally associated with dairy strains, neither allowed unambiguous identification of strain origin.

These data provide an unambiguous assignment of the origin of this IR band.