Sentence examples for could derived from from inspiring English sources
A similar SAR dependence of the particle concentration is observed, although differences in the absolute values could derived from the slightly different particle size, particle distribution, coating agent or experimental conditions of frequency and applied magnetic field.
Three of the left-side sequence tags (GTA, CTA, TGA) could derived from three longer left-side sequence tags (AGTA, GCTA, ATGA) by N-1 truncation.
Unlike self antigen processed by local or nodal APC, which mostly produce epitopes constrained by the endosomal processing activity, self antigens present in the lymph could derived from a wider variety of processing pathways; including caspases, involved in cellular apoptosis, and ADAM and other metalloproteinases involved in surface receptor editing, cytokines processing and matrix remodeling.
In this case, the difficulty to stabilize the forearm on the horizontal axis in some subjects could derived from a difficulty to process the proprioceptive cues, via the ankle, of the body orientation relative to the floor which still exist and persist in microgravity, as long as the feet are attached to the floor.
"Great benefits could derive from adopting a similar approach at the global level," he stated.
Farhadi is a blandly naturalistic filmmaker whose style and tone could derive from any European film school's training.
The discrepancies could derive from the differences in the experimental dietary fat levels, feeding durations, and cell types studied.
Researchers have hypothesised that the chromium in the bronzes could derive from the soil in which the weapons were buried8,9.
Talking about gains, the EU is currently depriving itself of a potential €1.6tn – roughly the GDP of France – which could derive from deeper (single) market integration.
Welfare need not mean income; it could derive from the pleasure of altruism or the thrill of deviancy.
