Sentence examples for because it is derived from inspiring English sources
In the airways, the most important neurotrophin is believed to be NGF, but because it is derived primarily from nonneuronal sources, its role in patients with SHR is uncertain.
Betty Adelson, a psychologist who has written two books on dwarfs and is the mother of one, said midget has become anathema in the United States because it is derived from the name of an insect (midge), is associated with circus spectacles and is flung as an epithet on the street ("Look at the midget!").
Eq. (3) cannot consider the lens distortion because it is derived from geometric analysis.
The one by [29] qualifies because it is derived from the choice of health insurance.
Most prevalent among the particles was rayon (54%), technically not a synthetic polymer because it is derived from natural cellulose.
The criterion Δ is invariant to uniform scaling because it is derived form a purely topological structure.
If that first line resembles the famous zen koan "what is the sound of one hand clapping?", it is because it's derived from a parallel philosophical tradition, and exists to fulfil the same purpose.
In the United States, the most common HRT was a blend of conjugated oestrogens sold under the brand name Premarin, short for pregnant mares' urine because it was derived from the urine of captive horses in North Dakota and western Canada.
When introduced it was called a Turkish drum, because it was derived from the instrument used in the Turkish Janissary bands that inspired many late 18th-century European composers.
Land's correlation may not be valid for oil-wet carbonates because it was derived on the basis of a water-wet assumption.
