Sentence examples for again derived from inspiring English sources

Chlorophyll a and other chlorophyll derivatives were determined as chlorophyll a equivalents/g DW of tissue, again derived from a standard curve using the spinach extract and monitoring absorbance at 430 nm.

Time spent in Ferdinand's company revealed a personality curious about the wider world, which again derived from formative years that featured a wide range of experiences.

This was judgment by example, an idea that Arendt again derived from Kant.

The required blinding factor b is again derived from s r with KDF.

The new information presented is again derived from the wealth of knowledge contained within the many papers of the journal, supplemented by the authors personal comments.

The effect of CRM-based culture change is reinforced by the use of scenario-based team training exercises, again derived from aviation simulation expertise [34].

Here We Go Again derives mainly from the genres of pop rock and power pop, mixed with influences of R&B and synthpop.

We can again derive the conditional probability of Y E given Y T, π E | T = π E + (− 1 ) 1 + y T π E (1 − π E ) π T 1 − y T (1 − π T ) y T ψ 2. The conditional probability of Y T given Y E can be expressed in an analogous fashion.

The first work here was also Euler's, in 1759; and again he derived a wave equation, describing how the displacement of the drum skin in the vertical direction varies over time.

Here, the sabrecats differ primarily along relative warp 1, and again the derived species occupy an entirely different part of overall morphospace from any extant species.

The blue-eye associated allele of BEH3 is CA, again the derived haplotype.