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Some introduce new forms (but are actually derived from his early collages).

They showed that oncogenes are actually derived from normal genes (proto-oncogenes) present in the body cells of their host.

However, since most of these results are actually derived from in vitro data and definite proof of druggable EMT in vivo is still missing, the clinical utility of these approaches remains to be elucidated in future studies.

If this is true, then the red grapes examined in the study are actually derived from white ancestors, as opposed to the other way around, as most researchers had thought.

These 3D forms that bathe the viewer in strange light are actually derived from 2D drawings of intersecting lines which are digitally projected vertically to create volumetric shapes.

The etchings look like gestural abstractions but are actually derived from the greasy fingerprint trails we create on our phone screens.

Some linguists, he wrote, theorized (incorrectly) that "Vilenkin" was actually derived from the name V.I.

Indeed, the posterior lobe of the hypophysis is actually derived from the floor of the diencephalon.

Much of Stravinsky's harmonic style, however, is actually derived from much simpler elements than Debussy's.

Raspe had known the baron in Göttingen, but few of the tales were actually derived from him.

In 2010, scientists proposed that a species of fruit bat was actually derived from hybridization between two other bat species.