Sentence examples for derivation work from inspiring English sources

To demonstrate that the NIH guidelines don't induce researchers to derive hESCs (which destroys embryos), CAMR includes testimony from several NIH-funded hESC researchers who say they don't do any derivation work.

And although Hungar claimed that NIH's policy on hESCs has been "all over the map," Griffith noted that NIH has consistently made the distinction that it will not fund derivation work.

The derivation work was performed using historical information from the MDS 2.0.

The derivation would work just as well if this were inductive knowledge derived from a posteriori observation of temperatures.

In such works as his opera "At the Waters of Lethe," he creates fantastical soundscapes, which, while based in the traditional music of Iran, employ extended instrumental techniques, and a plangent vocal lyricism, that are Western in their derivation; the work heard on this concert, "Homage à Abolhasan Saba," a mournful miniature for violin and cello, is a gentler example of this style.

Modern logic provides accounts of both interpretation and derivation which work together to provide abstract frameworks for modelling the sensitivity of human reasoning to task, context and content.

Mr Giuliani might be doing the museum a favour by drawing attention to the show, because the US has so far remained indifferent to the innovations of the Brit pack, believing them rather to be derivations of work developed by Americans.

Mathematics provides us with an example of how these derivations should work.

This new derivation complements previous work which is based on an indirect solution of the Fokker Planck equation.

This derivation clarifies previous work on this problem, in which different methods were used in different ranges of α, or typographical errors were present.

The works' derivation makes them highly original aesthetic objects.