Sentence examples for contents derived from from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, GC contents derived from Alus, on average, are generally higher than those from SINE/non-Alus, suggesting that large proportion of GC contents in SINE elements are contributed by Alus.

Adams and Aizawa (2001) claim that cognitive processes involve only representations with intrinsic content, and so the notebook should not be regarded as part of the subject's cognitive process, because the notebook contains only symbols with non-intrinsic contents derived from our linguistic intentions.

The dendrogram resulted from the 24 investigated compounds' contents derived from UPLC-MS/MS profiles of the tested samples.

By combining the contents derived from the initial theoretical framework adopted by the expert panel and the information obtained from the focus groups, dimensions that were considered necessary for inclusion in the questionnaire were defined.

Presumably, the higher the pheomelanin contents derive from the greater the size/length of the agouti band [40].

The imprint will publish 21 new hardcover and paperback titles focusing on pop culture, sports, style and content derived from the Internet.

In part, his scholarliness is responsible, making of him an oddly fusty zeitgeister, since he explains emergent technologies almost solely by reference to content derived from one – the codex, or physical books – that is increasingly redundant.

Figure 4 Correlation between D / G and the hydrogen content derived from density measurements.

Into the stream of easily digestible news pieces, NBC's local reporters weave in editorial content derived from readers.

The model-based clay content (C) was preferred over the clay content derived from linearly scaled gamma ray.

In the second panel, blue curve is the model-based clay content derived from Han et al. (1986) model.