The phrase "a derived at" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a confusion of terms, as "derived" is typically used as a verb or an adjective, but not in this construction. An example of a correct usage could be "a derived concept" or "a derived value." Alternatives could be "a conclusion drawn" or "a result obtained."
A formula derived at an unmarked line l in an adaptive proof from a premise set Γ is considered a consequence of Γ if any extension of the proof in which l is marked is further extendable so that the line is unmarked again.
While this approach appears less stringent than published guidelines (Hughes et al, 2002), it represents a policy derived at a specialist centre with considerable experience in the management of low-risk patients.
Perhaps just as important, Watson also laid the cultural foundation for the company that has come to be known over the years as "Big Blue" -- a name derived, at least in part, by Watson's insistence on a dress code where his employees wore white dress shirts and blue suits.
A PI-controller derived at a typical operating point using traditional methods does not give satisfactory performance for a wide bandwidth of load and reference speed changes.
A second randomly chosen sample was also fully sequenced, and showed a derived allele at position 8814 as in the previous sample, plus two additional mutations at positions 6335 and 8277.
The projection shows the probability of observing a derived allele at a particular site in a test genome, relative to the derived allele frequency at that site of the reference population.
We also screened the sample with a derived state at M120 marker in the present study (representing Q1), using ss4 bp marker and found an absence of the polymorphism.
The committee reported that 11 of Hwang's 20 samples matched the DNA of a cell line derived at MizMedi from an embryo created through in vitro fertilization.
In this study, a new 1D analytical expression for heat transfer rate (HTR) per unit length of a borehole is derived at constant borehole wall temperature condition by using Green's function method (GFM).
When varying the parameters, or in this case operating point, difficulties in automating the process of relating modes from a linear system derived at one parameter set to the next exists.
