Sentence examples for are being derived from from inspiring English sources

This suggests that the cdk-like unknown variants are being derived from the 5A cdk-like genes (unpublished).

Insights into the regulation of lignin biosynthesis during vascular development of plants are being derived from angiosperm model plants like Arabidopsis thaliana (reviewed by [ 1]) and from investigations unravelling the molecular basis of wood formation in trees like Populus (reviewed by [ 2]).

These are a series of quality indicators for each of the six domains of quality in the IOM model which are being derived from the growing research and guidelines literature on transitions generally [ 81], specific to NH-ED [ 27, 82], and in specific settings like EDs [ 82, 83].

And he points out that a lot of income is being derived from these products with no planned compensation for any of the authors.

Understanding where sediment is being derived from, what its composition is and how that changes during transport due to abrasion and chemical weathering is essential if the marine sediment archive is to be exploited (e.g., He et al. 2013b).

2. Each level of being is derived from its superior, a derivation that is not a process in time or space.

Buber's political ideal, "a-cephalic" and utopian as it was, was derived from his reconstruction of the ancient Israelite polity as reflected in the Book of Judges.

Coub is a testament to the success of Moscow's remix culture, whereby new artworks are constantly being derived from old material (or recent Game of Thrones episodes).

That is the question many biotechnologists in America have recently asked themselves.The obvious answer is that, being derived from plants, ethanol is "green".

Every positive reaction is regarded as being derived from one or more copies of mutant templates.

These comparisons show that the CSS scores are not being derived from one particular component selection test.