Sentence examples for derive subjects from inspiring English sources

Studies of hybrid laboratory mice crossed with wild mice to derive subjects with laboratory-derived MHC haplotypes but with 50% of their genomes from wild mice [4, 21, 34] reveal a deficit of MHC homozygous offspring.

Nevertheless, there are common characteristics that are sufficient to derive subject-independent spatial information.

That is, the reported results in this paper will not change considerably even when a higher threshold is used to derive subject-specific strength or weakness.

And while it's good to have a new gallery of so-called Orientalist art — pictures by Europeans, again mostly French, who derived subjects from exotic colonial locales like North Africa — this is hardly an innovation.

Deriving subject matter from thus pre-defined goals provided the advantage of readily defining the main targets for core contents.

The final segmentation is obtained from a set of patch segmentations, each independently derived subject to stitching constraints between neighboring patches.

A set of iterative equations of the hose's three-dimensional motion is derived subject to hose reeling in/out, tanker motion, gravity, and aerodynamic loads accounting for the effects of steady wind, atmospheric turbulence, and tanker wake.

These 31% 53% TA-based turnover values are derived subject to several assumptions and must be regarded as tentative.

Further searches were then undertaken using these derived subject headings.

Invasive BMIs, which derive the subject's intent from neuronal action potentials or local field potentials recorded within the brain, are being studied mainly in nonhuman primates [1]-[7].

Remarkably, in our study, the protective effects of Bw4 and C1 appeared to be completely derived from subjects harboring both genes.