Sentence examples for derive from another from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ratmansky's structure may also derive from another Russian precedent: Balanchine's "Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 2" (or "Ballet Imperial," 1941).

Scanlon claims that promissory obligations derive from another sort of more basic moral obligations, specifically obligations not to 'unfairly manipulate' others.

Expert opinion was used for those German unit costs that were not feasible to derive from another source.

These blocks indicate regions of genome in one race that derive from another race (or the ancestor of another race).

Low coverage of motifs in such clusters may reflect contaminating genes that derive from another cell type.

Hep-2 and Hep-2C derive from the same tissue (human Caucasian larynx carcinoma), while Vero and BGM derive from another organ (Africa green monkey kidney).

An over-the-counter derivative is a financial instrument derived from another asset, like a stock or a bond, that is traded privately between parties rather than on an exchange.

Derivatives, In finance, contracts whose value is derived from another asset, which can include stocks, bonds, currencies, interest rates, commodities, and related indexes.

Derivatives are financial instruments whose value is derived from another underlying product, such as futures, certain options, options on futures, and swaps.

Thus, we wondered in how far NCCIT-derived OCT4 downstream target genes could be compared to human ES cell-derived OCT4 target genes [3] and target genes derived from another EC cell line- NTERA-2 [14].

Their only satisfaction Friday derived from another Phillies loss, keeping the Mets within a half-game in the National League East.