Sentence examples for we have originated from inspiring English sources

We have originated the RPMA technology to directly quantitatively measure protein pathway function and activation to broadly map signal transduction networks and profile human cancers in order to identify groups of patients with specific molecular aberrations and to identify new targets for therapy.

We may have originated the one-night stand, but we always struggled with long-lasting relationships.

"It's a long shot," MIT researcher Christopher Carr said in an announcement of the Search for Extraterrestrial Genomes project in 2011, "but if we go to Mars and find life that's related to us, we could have originated on Mars".

"It was caused by an event that was unforeseen by anyone, because if anybody foresaw it, you would never have insured it, we would never have originated the loan.

Therefore, some of the relative CNVs that we found may not have originated from our sequenced bull but may have come from the animals that we tested the CNVs against.

The idea that a system of beliefs is like a cognitive map by which we steer seems to have originated in F.P. Ramsey (1931), endorsed and further developed by D.M. Armstrong (1973) and Braddon-Mitchell and Jackson (2007)—see also McGinn (1989), D. Lewis (1994), and R. Cummins (1996).

To investigate when expression in vegetative tissues may have originated, we quantitatively compared the expression level of AGL6 in vegetative and reproductive tissue samples of several species belonging to the magnoliids and Ranunculales, two clades that originated before the divergence of the core eudicot clade.

Drawing on sources from literature, history, evolutionary biology, psychology, popular culture, and neurology, "The Science of Kissing" probes various theories of kissing, how it may have originated, why we seek it out, and what it does to our brains and bodies.

The cause of the pinhole is unknown; we speculate that it may have originated from the presence of a dust particle, which shadowed the surface during deposition [45].

Although the source for this thrust generation is not clearly known, based on similar observations in the Sunda Forearc region (Moore et al. 1980; Harbury and Kallagher 1991; Lüschen et al. 2011), we infer that it could have originated from imbricate thrust sheets consisting of a mélange of sediments/rocks from the off-scraped sediments from the downgoing plate.

We found that miRNA genes have originated mainly by duplication of preexisting miRNA genes or protein-coding genes.