Sentence examples for as was derived from inspiring English sources

However, a rose diagram in Fig. 16 showing the frequency distribution of the P-axis azimuths (left) and plunges of the thrusting events (right) supports the fact of a strong frictional fault strength, as was derived from the strike-slip faults (Fig. 15).

A prospective algorithm for bortezomib dose reductions as was derived from the SUMMIT and CREST trials and applied in the APEX study is recommended for individuals who receive the agent (Table 1).

Figure 4, for instance, shows the spatial variation in the DOP, DOLP, DOCP and anisotropy, r, as was derived from SHG light obtained from starch granules upon illumination with different polarization states.

Her Finnish publisher, Tammi, said that Ms. Rowling insisted that it import paper certified by the Forest Stewardship Council as being derived from wood grown and harvested in a way that promotes sustainable forest development.

Ionic carbides have discrete carbon anions of the forms C4−, sometimes called methanides since they can be viewed as being derived from methane, (CH4); calledcacetylidesylides and derived from acetylene (C2H2); and C34−, derived from allene (C3H4).

Hoffman seems to conceive of those principles as being derived from cognitive sources that are independent from our empathic abilities.

Although we criticized the genetic "definition" of heritability as being derived and not general; it is useful for simple genetic models like the one just described.

"By this I mean that we should think about the true value of assets as being derived from the future flow of goods and services that the assets can lay claim to or produce.

There is a general method to formally add inverses to elements to any (abelian) monoid, much the same way as is derived from, known as the Grothendieck group.

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

EST matches for these sequences were sorted as being derived from different developmental stages as well as tissues (Table S2).