Sentence examples for card derived from inspiring English sources

An example gene card derived from such a grouping is shown in Figure 5.

The giveaway is a microchip in the new digital fare cards, derived from the electronic ID cards many of us already use to enter our workplaces.

Our data show that it may be very difficult to judge physicians' performances based on report cards derived from a set of laboratory data that are compared to published practice guidelines, without taking into account the characteristics of the patient population.

We are the ones, after all, who tolerate and thus perpetuate the real-life theatre of venality and aggression from which "House of Cards" derives its plausibility.

Belote, originally belotte, trick-and-meld card game derived from klaberjass about 1920 and now the most popular card game in France.

Bridge, card game derived from whist, through the earlier variants bridge whist and auction bridge.

They were en route to a coffeehouse for a new card game, derived from whist, and were going "to the bridge".

Rejewski's contributions included devising the cryptologic card catalog, derived using his cyclometer, and the cryptologic bomb.

Leapfrog's semiannual report card is derived from a mixture of publicly reported data and results from its own survey.

The administrative barriers for undocumented migrants include lack of health insurance card and derived problems of getting past the administrative personnel to access treatment.

The leukaemia cases, from which the 89 Guthrie cards were derived, were selected from a population-based case series: the Northern California Childhood leukaemia study (Chang et al, 2006).