Sentence examples for derive from the first from inspiring English sources
The results reported here derive from the first time a VDA agent has been used to treat HIV infections in vivo.
Ecological and molecular evolution evidence supports that they share an ancestor species and derive from the first part of the fourth epoch.
The bottom line of these studies is that the Weberian ossicles scaphium, intercalarium and tripus derive from the first, second and third vertebra, respectively, and that no clear information is available on the size or age at which the interossicular ligaments develop.
The proximal portions of the main hilar ducts derive from the first intrahepatic ductal plates.
Asymmetric, articulated jaws are characteristic of most vertebrate species; they derive from the first pharyngeal arch (PA1) which generates both maxillary and mandibular components.
The results presented in this paper derive from the first part of a multistage project that uses a variety of methods to investigate patient needs and current management practice with a larger group of men across the UK.
The word 'comics' is said to derive from the eighteenth-century term 'the comicals', denoting illustrated broadsheets of an amusing nature.
Historically, the word may derive from the second Defenestration of Prague, in 1618, when two Ministers of Ferdinand II were thrown out the window by Count Thurn.
We therefore derive from the third equation of system (1.3) that (y a,t)=0).
The vdW force is derived from the first derivative of the cohesive energy versus distance.
