Sentence examples for would have originated from inspiring English sources

For unknown reasons we found an additional strain (GIII strain D), not earlier detected in this study, in the second sampling in Group B. This was unexpected since we would expect that all sapovirus sequences in the study would have originated from the herd of origin.

Similarly, a planet's moons would have originated from rings produced by the forming planets.

Comment on the Brooklyn Dodgers and cosmic disturbances that would have originated nowhere except in Flatbush.

Plans for a "Funny Girl" revival, which would have originated at the Ahmanson before transferring to Broadway, were canceled last month after a group of investors backed out.

Plans for this "Funny Girl" revival, which would have originated at the Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles before transferring to Broadway, were announced in 2010.

By Clifford Orr and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, October 4 , 1941P. 13 Comment on the Brooklyn Dodgers and cosmic disturbances that would have originated nowhere except in Flatbush.

It is likely any trans-acting factors responsible for the highly specific C4 expression patterns would not have originated de-novo, but would actually occur and be functionally present in a "default" expression mode in C3 plants [ 5, 7, 11].

"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.

The work would not have originated without the impetus provided by the research team's participation in an international research consortium on sexual and reproductive health and rights which began in 2005 and brought together partners in the UK, Kenya, Ghana and Bangladesh.

However, if there were minimal recombination between the CS and aabys chromosomes in our crossing scheme, the majority of autosomal alleles in the CSaY strain would still have originated from the CS genotype, with very little contribution from aabys autosomes.

The PSD protein complex would therefore have originated before the acquisition of synapses in a nerve-less ancestor, at least under the conventional view that sponges branched off earlier than animals with a nervous system in the phylogeny (e.g. [ 23- 27]).