Sentence examples for derive from the nearest from inspiring English sources
Distance to major roadway is one of the more commonly used metrics which assumes that the majority of an individual's exposure is likely to derive from the nearest major road to which their house is located.
It should be noted that due to the extreme site effect and lacking seismograph near the studied site, the accuracy of the PGA derived from the nearest seismograph is doubt.
The quantitative and independent evaluation of the predictive capability of the models reveals that: (1) The most reliable susceptibility models are those derived from the nearest neighbour distance and sinkhole density.
In general, only those fragments were detected, that were derived from the nearest restriction site of the corresponding enzyme as judged by sequencing.
Values for the 36 × 36 scoring matrix (Supplementary Fig. S1) are derived from the Nearest Neighbor Database (NNDB) (Turner and Mathews, 2010).
The over-all elastic constant were derived from the near-equilibrium potential energy curves (PECs) in five independent directions [according to symmetries by 1. D5d, 2. D3., 3. D2h, 4. C2h(1), 5. C2h(2)].
The simple ratio which is derived from the near-infrared and red reflective response was found to correlate well with ground-based measurements of forest damage caused by continuous SO2 contained in the volcanic fumes.
Overall these findings confirmed that the gene pool of taurine cattle mostly derives from the Near East, but revealed that there was also a minor genetic contribution from European aurochsen.
CSSL50-1 is derived from the near-isogenic line CSSL50 with a small substituted segment of chromosome 8 from the original donor IR24 in the largely Asominori background [ 21].
