Sentence examples for because they were derived from inspiring English sources
David F. Poltrack, chief research officer for CBS, said the Mediamark numbers were unreliable, because they were derived from people's often-low reports of their own TV watching.
But scientists who are supported by government grants -- the vast bulk of biomedical researchers -- cannot use the cell lines because they were derived after the White House cutoff date.
A mutated acetolactate synthase gene (mALS) under callus-specific promoter (CSP) was used as a selectable marker gene, which was acceptable for commercial cultivation because they were derived from the rice genome and selection was restricted to the callus stage.
(Federal funding restrictions forbid National Institutes of Health-funded labs from working on the cells, because they were derived via cloning, so recipients also need to show that they have a legal place to work with the cell lines).
This potential difference between these cell lines is intriguing because they were derived from metastases surgically removed from the same patient at a 12 year interval.
The gold standard data contain many drugs which were chemically and structurally almost identical, because they were derived from the same lead compound.
Because they are derived from patients' own cells, they eliminate the need for antirejection drugs.
Cancer cells are not normally attacked by the body's immune system, partly because they are derived from the body's own cells.
The changes in employment and a state's unemployment rate often seem to contradict each other because they are derived from separate monthly surveys.
It avoids terms such as jihadi or irhabi (Arabic for "terrorist") because they are derived from Koranic verses with positive connotations.
