Sentence examples for been derived only from from inspiring English sources

The present paper describes a model of the Earth's magnetic field that has been derived only from the first 28 months of Swarm data.

The research is controversial because scientists must destroy an embryo to collect the stem cells--so far the cells have been derived only from embryos created during fertility treatments and donated by couples who no longer need them.

In particular, eukaryotic RNA viruses apparently could have been derived only from the respective phages inasmuch as no archaeal RNA viruses have been so far discovered.

By Jelani Cobb August 21, 2013 A half century past its zenith, the civil-rights movement has been invested with the kind of moral authority that is derived only from being on the right side of history.

A half century past its zenith, the civil-rights movement has been invested with the kind of moral authority that is derived only from being on the right side of history.

While Mr. Clinton would have required the cells to be derived only from frozen embryos held by fertility clinics, to ensure that fresh embryos were not taken from couples at the moment the woman was trying to become pregnant, some of the cell lines approved for use by Mr. Bush were derived from fresh embryos that were created in excess of patients' need.

The deceiving signal can be derived only from one of two types: a signal developed by the receiver and another signal sender in their common interest or a signal emitted by another signal sender and made use of by the receiver only in its own interest.

(2) Key-generation schemes: Helper data are derived only from the biometric template.

In both cases, such parameters are necessary for the computational analyses, and they can be derived only from dynamic wind tunnel tests.

This is possible because the co-channel interference is independent of the specific frequency, whereas the adjacent channel interference is derived only from the exact frequency allocation.

So the list is derived only from the opinions of an exclusive slice of the corporate world -- not the public.