Sentence examples for compilation is derived from inspiring English sources
The resultant compilation is derived from 1233 articles, with half of the total of 12707 SL relations being contained in five main articles [ 16, 27, 28, 37, 38].
Our proposed algorithmic compilation method is derived from the analysis and comparison of the anatomical and physiological maps.
As her son Andy told me, his mother's new company name is derived from the compilation of his and brother Ken's names.
This threshold is derived from a comprehensive compilation of experimental data for inert substances with a narcotic mode of action and therefore currently restricted to such substances.
Islamic law is derived from (i) the Qur'an; (ii) the recorded authentic sayings and precedents set by the Prophet (Sunnah) and the prophetic decrees (the compilation or the records of the Sunnah are called Hadith); and (iii) the ijtihād.
Obviously, such clues as are derived from the compilation of heterogeneous material cannot constitute indications; nevertheless, they may help the therapeutic choice in the individual patient with a specific phenotype (e.g., with a strong family history of stroke).
The location of biogas plants as a potential option to dry wood chips with waste heat was derived from a data compilation persistently published by the German Society for Solar Energy [50] and was cross-checked with the local energy agency.
The title of Harrison's only career-spanning compilation album, Let It Roll: Songs by George Harrison (2009), was derived from "Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll)", which also appears on the album.
The compilation of all mouse genes and their position used in the randomization was derived from MartView [ 55] at Ensembl requesting those with described LocusLink ids.
Manetho's History (3rd century bce) was derived from a source like the Turin Papyrus but because of its later compilation is in some respects less reliable.
The constellation of Perseus may be derived from the Babylonian Old Man (MUL.SHU.GI) constellation, then associated with East in the MUL.APINan astronomical compilation dating to around 1000 BCE.
