The master myth here may be derived less from pop culture than from "Henry IV, Part I".
First, advantage today is derived less from the management of physical and financial assets and more from how well companies align such intangible assets as knowledge workers, R&D, and IT to the demands of their customers.
Reflecting a penchant that he has for using wood and rock crystal, the value of his pieces often is derived less from the materials than from the craftsmanship and artistry.
Similarly, formal network mapping added value in terms of understanding players and power in a context where policy is frequently made by a diverse range of actors whose influence is derived less from formal position than from access to political and social capital.
Although these products are not made from the cannabis plant, they are derived from its less interesting cousin.
Furthermore, because cancer incidence are derived only from people who are less than 100 years old (his/her life time), we first change the SEER data from (n j, y j ) to (m j, y j ), where m j is the number of people who can develop colon cancer during his life time (i.e., less that 100 yrars old).. Notice that n j is of the order 107 while m j is of the order 10.
Their sequence similarity depends on whether they are derived from a more or less conserved part of the gene, it does not reflect the similarity across an entire gene.
However, SSR markers developed with conventional approaches are derived from the genome more or less in a random manner.
What's surprising, perhaps, is that it derives less from our vaunted democracy or our freedoms than it does from that rather nebulous notion we call the American dream.
Additionally, mutation frequencies that were derived from less than three mutations, and mutations at poly-Q regions were excluded from further analysis to reduce noise levels.
To start with, it discards distance estimates which were derived from less than a given cutoff (by default 4) of mate-pairs.
