Sentence examples for a deriving from inspiring English sources

Both opioid agonists (BCM5) and antagonists (casoxin C, casoxin 6, and lactoferroxin A) deriving from β-, κ-casein, and lactoferrin were identified.

At the end of the century, Pierre-Simon de Laplace rediscovered the conservation of A, deriving it analytically, rather than geometrically.

Ziouva [28] improved Bianchi's model by adding a deriving saturation delay beside throughput.

Both lipid A blend also contained a tetra-acylated lipid A deriving from the previous by loss of the only 10∶0 (3-OH) in ester linkage on GlcN II.

Constraints on a derived fact type should normally be derivable.

"We are a derived business," Das said.

A derived version of the metric was defined.

To answer this question we create a derived WS measure.

(a) derived from 13CO2; and (b) from 13C-labelled glucose.

The unit of force is a derived unit.

The tracking performance is summarized by a derived theorem.