Sentence examples for derived but from inspiring English sources

Others have raised the possibility that more stem cell lines may be derived, but only if a compelling need should emerge.

In the past ten years or so, significant changes have been made in the way that inflation, gross domestic product, and other economic statistics are derived, but the poverty rate is still calculated using the technique that Orshansky invented.

Contrast this with the gentlemanly treatment Price received from Hamilton when Hamilton learned of a brilliant formula that Price had derived but not yet published.

Structurally and grammatically, Gullah has much in common with the West African languages from which it is derived, but most of its vocabulary is English.

Prolamins contain large amounts of the amino acids proline and glutamine (from which the name prolamin is derived) but only small amounts of arginine, lysine, and histidine.

Block equalizers can be derived, but in general require high computational complexity.

We demonstrated that in an in vitro setting that fibroblast-derived, but not tumor cell derived, MT1-MMP was responsible for type I collagen degradation [ 27].

Tumor-derived, but not stromal fibroblast-derived, MMP-13 correlated with aggressive tumor phenotypes.

Tumor-derived, but not stromal fibroblast-derived, MMP-13 correlated with aggressive tumor phenotypes, and inversely correlated with the overall survival of breast cancer patients.

In CM from Tgfbr2_cKO, IGF2 improved migration towards VT-derived, but had no effect on DT-derived CM_cKO (Fig.  7J and K, Supplementary Material, Fig. S9Ci, j).

Sometimes, he even creates a fusion dish, like his shrimp pastilla ($10), Moroccan-derived but clearly his own, wrapping shrimp with rice and almonds in crisp phyllo dough and serving it in a mole poblano sauce.