Sentence examples for but not derive from inspiring English sources

Using the current approach, we can infer whether a new case is, for example, more likely to remit than show a chronic course or more likely to be chronically depressed than improve over time but not derive a single class prediction.

The challenges we describe are structured according to theoretical concepts, but not derived from them but from project experience.

We believe that these data suggest a novel peptide produced in the mammalian gut, homologous with the 13 residues of the proximal region of S-28 but not derived from the ProS gene.

However, to allow our studies to be reproduced, we chose to use the commonly used HEK 293 T cell line which is transformed but not derived from cancer cells.

Epiphytes depend on their hosts for structural support but do not derive nourishment from them or harm them in any way.

To show that researchers who use but do not derive HESCs participate in an immoral activity, one would further need to establish their complicity in the destruction of embryos.

Similar as conventional PCA, CPCA finds the optimal linear combinations that best explain the observed data but may not derive the principal components that are the most associated with a trait of interest.

The courts have certainly seized this power and demonstrated their autocratic intentions long ago, but they do not derive this authority from the Constitution, which is the law of the land.

However, already in [ 27] we proposed that zooming may in principle also be applicable to nonlinear models, but we did not derive formulae for back-translation.

In contrast, astroglial KB production was exogenous fatty acid derived but not glucose derived.

In this paper we argue that the notion of fitness is an a posteriori concept, in the sense that one can assign higher fitness to species that survive but one can generally not derive or predict fitness per se.