Sentence examples for derived all from inspiring English sources

We derived all models using a randomly selected 66% of hospitalizations (the derivation set).

But the Strokes derived all sorts of textures from the basic rock lineup.

But because the problems involved the data feed from which prices are derived, all exchanges stopped trading Nasdaq stocks on Thursday.

No. 534 started life as part of a food chain that derived all its energy from the sun; now that corn constitutes such an important link in his food chain, he is the product of an industrial system powered by fossil fuel.

Still, even if it turns out that the attackers were all rooted in India, and derived all of their training and supplies from mainland Indian sources (unlikely, but conceivable), this does not absolve Pakistan of responsibility for a foreign and intelligence policy, pursued relentlessly for twenty years, that deliberately sponsors and nurtures terrorist groups.

It has been postulated that the strain that caused the influenza epidemic of 1918 19 derived all eight RNA segments from an avian virus and that this virus then underwent multiple mutations in the process of adapting to mammalian cells.

One can derive all manner of conclusions from "Willie" Somerset Maugham's life – good and bad.

Municipal governments, like those of counties, derive all their authority from the state.

Aristotle, in Metaphysics, Book XII, asserted that some "theologians" derive all things from night.

Will people who derive all of their income from annuity payments receive the tax credit, or only those people who have "earned income"?

The company has pledged to eliminate coal from its energy usage within five years, and derive all of its energy solely from renewable sources by 2030.