Sentence examples for very diverse origin from inspiring English sources

It was the crisis between the military and the Government, "of very diverse origin and evolution" from the republicanism, which was to prove the main factor in the fall of the monarchy.

Phylogenetic studies have revealed that these bacteria are not of very diverse origin and fall into four main groups (A, B1, B2, and D) [ 1, 2] nowadays.

And after we cloned and sequenced it, we found it to be related to a series of proteins of very diverse origins — like the brains of fruit flies, bacteria, the lenses of eyes, even plant tissues.

The researchers discovered that bedbugs from different places were genetically very distinct, which suggests very diverse origins.

This extensive variability suggests that different regulatory RNAs have very diverse evolutionary origins.

Our results showed that mausoleum-building workers may be derived from very diverse sources of origin.

The genetic origin of the study trees is very diverse, with many originating from open-pollinated families, and this is likely to have accounted for some of the unexplained variation in the models (Cortini et al. [2014]).

This compartmental organization of networks is very common in systems of diverse origin.

Therefore, migrant health workers' activities in support of their countries of origin can be very diverse (29– 329.

The 53 million Hispanic people living in the US are very diverse, not least in their place of origin – Mexicans represent about 64% of the group with the rest coming from all parts of Latin America.

These proteins have ancient origins and their sequences are very diverse in a number of species.