Sentence examples for derivative whose from inspiring English sources

Resveratrol is a natural stilbene derivative whose chemopreventive activity has been well established.

Some scholars think the drug Helen of Troy gives to the grieving warriors in Book IV of the "Odyssey" may have been opium, the poppy plant derivative whose lineage includes morphine, codeine and heroin.

Structural modeling of leveraged firms treats a firm's equity as a derivative whose underlying instrument is the firm's asset.

Recently, Qian et al. [16] have investigated the stability of fractional differential systems with Riemann-Liouville derivative whose order lies in (0, 1) in details.

Furthermore, TCDL seems to be more toxic than β-HCH, because a UT26 derivative whose linBUT gene is replaced by linBMI showed a growth defect in the presence of β-HCH (unpublished data).

(1.9) Later, Romero et al. [31] also used the k-gamma function (Gamma_{k}) (1.7) to introduce the k-Riemann-Liouville fractional derivative whose properties including a relationship with the k-fractional integral (1.9) were presented.

AA3E2 is a triazine-derivative whose anti-amyloidogenic ability has previously been established.

An enhanced activity was found in those derivatives whose structure contained fluorine, suggesting an increase in their hydrophobicity.

At Barclays, for instance, traders were making big bets on derivatives whose value depended on LIBOR; changing rates by even a tiny bit could be exceptionally lucrative.

Buying derivatives whose value is linked to home mortgage loans will save banks some money, but it won't resolve the underlying difficulties in the mortgage markets.

The Goldman "Abacus" transaction involved "synthetic" collateralized debt obligations, derivatives whose value rose and fell with the value of real C.D.O.'s elsewhere.