The phrase "as derived using" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the source or method by which something has been obtained or calculated.
Example: "The results of the experiment were presented as derived using the latest statistical methods."
Alternatives: "as obtained through" or "as calculated using".
A random variable x (variate) is said to be in log-normal distribution if the logarithmic values of x is distributed normally, as derived using central limit theorem.
The estimated Framingham risk as derived using the Framingham ready reckoner (ie, chart-derived estimates).
For earthquakes with magnitudes greater than 6, these values were 0.34, 0.56, and 0.44 units of magnitude, as derived using (tau_{text{p}}^{ hbox{max} }), (tau_{text{c}}), and (tau_{text{fcwt}}), respectively.
Of the total 79 variables used, 10 were obtained from the Landsat 8 OLI data including NDVI and three ratios that by experience is known to be of importance for biomass assessments, 59 from the ALS dataset as derived using FUSION/LDV [37], 7 from combinations of two or more of the FUSION/LDV generated ALS variables and three from the combination of ALS and Landsat 8 OLI data.
Individuals were classified as obese or overweight based upon BMI as derived using self-reported height and weight.
Plasma clearances for children are derived by rearrangement of Equation 2 and by using the age-specific liver weight, blood flow, and estimated f u as derived using the method of McNamara and Alcorn (2002).
Considering the confidence score cut-off applied, the configuration of the network produced from SFSP-Max estimation is the same as that derived using the scheme based on the scoring function of domain sharing described by equation (1).
The resulting divergence time estimates are effectively the same as those derived using strategy 1.
To overcome the key issue of heterozygosity and allow us to generate a high-quality genome sequence, we can use a unique homozygous form such as monoploid, derived using tissue culture or from nature and worth further study.
Socioeconomic indicators (income, education, dwelling type, toilet, drinking water access) are presented and analysed separately rather than as a score derived using principal component analysis, as we believed that some of these variables could be independently associated with morbidity or hospitalisation.
Functional profiles for diseases in benchmark set 3 were derived using AS-base without and with term filtering (threshold 0.80), and AS-sem (cut-off 0.95) with term filtering (threshold 0.80).
