Sentence examples for although it derives from inspiring English sources

Although it derives its revenue from ticket sales, festivalgoers don't see themselves as customers.

Although it derives from Leonardo of Pisa's rabbit problem, the modern cult of Fibonacci's numbers dates from 1877 when the mathematician Edward Lucas saw their significance.

Harte-Hanks bought its first database marketing company in 1979 for $5.5 million, although it still derives about 10% of its revenues ($790 million last year) from the distinctly low-tech end of the business – sending out billions of pieces of junk mail each year on behalf of clients such as Sears, Roebuck & Co. and Wachovia Corp.

Although it is derived originally for two dimensional segmentation, we also extend it to three dimensions.

This indicates that the theoretical analysis in Section 4 is accurate although it is derived under the simplified assumptions for the PU signal and the pilot sequence.

This indicates that the prefactor in Eq.4 is quite accurate although it is derived from a scaling theory.

Taking a limit of perfect plasticity makes the ITD spatially implicit, meaning that although it is derived from a consideration of spatial processes, it can be implemented without any information on the spatial locations of individuals.

However, although it is derived, in part, from a protein-coding gene, it is most likely a noncoding RNA (ncRNA) because its parental-inherited coding regions are disrupted by several nonsense mutations [2].

Our gene expression profile was developed using hormonal receptor-positive tumors and, although it was derived from a signature validated in both positive and negative tumors [ 4], it should not be used for women with hormone receptor-negative tumors.

The General Practice Research Database GPRDD) was originally set up in 1988 and is of similar nature to QResearch although it is derived from practices using a different clinical computer system (Vision, which is used by 20% of GPs).

Although it is derived from human plasma with risk of infectious disease, beginning in the 1970s, efforts started in Europe to manufacture a more purified preparation of missing protein.