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Traditionally, the evidence to support evolutionary trees has been derived from analysis of skeletal, muscular, and nervous systems, development and embryology, and cell characteristics.

Recently, however, two hypotheses about the mechanism of carcinogenesis have been put forward, which have been derived from analysis of cancer mortality statistics.

Mechanistic insight to SasG function has been derived from analysis of the crystal structure of the EG5 domains which was found to be composed of a single layer of β-sheets.

A map of protein protein interactions within the 19S lid has been derived from analysis of the lid subcomplex by MS under native conditions [ 14], combined with the results from yeast two-hybrid [ 15] and genetic [ 16, 17] approaches.

The dataset was derived from analysis of more than 40 marine, lacustrine and land deposits from across the dispersal area, originally presented in Engwell et al. (2014).

But World Bank optimism on this is derived from analysis that assumes the average growth rates of the past 10 years will persist in the next 15 – but in every country.

But those "hard" selectors may be derived from analysis of far vaster interception acquired from the very same companies without their knowledge, under programs like Muscular, at overseas data links.

She is having trouble finishing her book on "how complex and profound cultural truths -- our mores entire -- could be derived from" analysis of changing fashions in children's clothes.

Five factors with good internal consistency, encompassing domains of mental health nursing required for best practice, were derived from analysis of the questionnaire.

A limit on the flux of neutrons (<4 neutrons recoils day−1) in the Boulby Underground Laboratory is derived from analysis of unshielded and shielded data.

It is assumed that the nucleus composition can be derived from analysis of the measured coma fluxes as a function of the orbital position.