Sentence examples for Quite derived from inspiring English sources

Although foragers have more complex behavior than nurses, a prediction is not straight forward because although nurse bee behavior is simple, it is also quite derived [ 6].

The description of several novel, and in many cases quite derived, schistosome ncRNAs contributes significantly to the understanding of the evolution of the corresponding RNA families.

Their thinking leans quite naturally toward the quick fix consistent with an alarmist and historically suspect worldview, quite possibly derived from CNN, inscribed in the justification of the federal budget proposed for 2015: "Global events and trends now start, spread, and shape countries in an instant".

However, the literature on students' motivation to choose dentistry as a professional career has been quite empirical, deriving influencing factors from data reduction techniques such as exploratory factor analysis [ 7- 9].

The "apolitical" interpretation of abstract painting derived, quite self-consciously, from a politics.

We show that our model approximates quite accurately regularities derived from public goods game experiments.

By making some intuitive observations, most classes that we identify can be derived quite easily from some subsets of default logic already known in the literature.

Using the so-called residual-based gradient plasticity theory, the state equations and the higher order boundary conditions are derived quite naturally for both the bulk material and the boundary layer.

(I'm sorting out the difference between the earnings per share figures, but I presume that the former figure which is calculated using normal accounting methods — GAAP — is derived quite differently from the latter figure, which I presume is an adjusted, non-GAAP metric).

The models reviewed in this chapter are derived quite independently from one another and for very different purposes: ALES (Automated Land Evaluation System) is a computerized framework for allowing expert judgment to estimate crop and consequent economic production, and DSSAT (Decision Support System for Agrotechnology Transfer) is an explicit suite of models of crop plant production.

Under the parameter sequences satisfying some quite restrictive conditions, they derived a strong convergence theorem in a Hilbert space.