Sentence examples for able to derive more from inspiring English sources

A working example of triangulation is looked at where researchers were able to derive more findings with triangulation than without it.

We think that we will be able to derive more powerful insights more quickly, that we can help smart doctors be even smarter, that we can take administrative burden off them so that they can focus on patient care and research and education.

But it is also a positive trend in that as a content owner you will be able to derive more revenue over the course of the content's shelf life.

Using Affectiva's new tech, voice assistants, bots and other devices that operate using artificial intelligence might soon be able to hear and understand our emotions — and be able to derive more meaning from our requests, company CEO and co-founder Dr. Rana el Kaliouby told TechCrunch.

However, it is the student of the process who is able to derive more from a given work.

Further research is required to be able to derive more generalized conclusions.

Also, this will mean that, in the same amount of time, the enhanced WPHPO (EWPHPO) will be able to derive a more suitable HOP, since valuable changes will not be wasted by ping-ponging between two HOPs.

Following a retrospective review of poorly differentiated paediatric carcinomas of the midline at Princess Margaret Hospital over the last 20 years we have been able to derive two more cell lines (PER-624 and PER-704) positively identified as NMC (Table 1).

We want to derive more difficult relationships between people, locations and so forth".

For instance, the more consumers value local food products, the fewer synergies the retailer will be able to derive and the more it will struggle to compete with country killers.

We also want students to be able to derive a recurrence relation from a recursive function --- more on that later.