Sentence examples for derived as good from inspiring English sources
The order of the iteration bounds are derived as good as the ones for the LO case except that n is replaced by r, the rank of EJA.
Balanchine tells a good story, derived, as is Vittorio Rieti's score, from operatic themes by Bellini.
A terminological note: Kant sometimes also refers to this as the highest "derived" good, as compared with God's existence as the highest "original" or "independent" good 5:132, 132; "What Does it Mean to Orient Oneself in Thinking?" 8 139.
This result is derived as follows.
As soon as you leave behind the particular context of the experiment, then any wider economic point you might like to make derives from inference, which is only as good as the thinking — the theory — behind it.
This is the problem of "external validity". As soon as you leave behind the particular context of the experiment, then any wider economic point you might like to make derives from inference, which is only as good as the thinking the theory behind it.
A promising technology is only as good as the benefits others derive from it.
Similarly, the SBOP foams do not have as good hard segment organization as the elastomers derived by compression molding the same foams.
Protocols are only as good as the evidence from which they are derived.
Furthermore, a single salivary sample taken at wake-up was as good an indicator of overall cortisol production as the measures derived from multiple salivary samples.
