Sentence examples for derived ceased from inspiring English sources

Hence, the baseline HIV genotype (from which most predictors are derived) ceased to determine the clinical response at later points in time.

In contrast, N-PF continued to proliferate, displaying only a slight decrease in the cell growth rate at the time when the IPF-derived fibroblasts fully ceased to proliferate.

The model is derived from a unified nucleation ceasing criterion which takes into account two stifling effects resulted from recalescence and solute segregation.

After menopause, when the estrogen production from the ovary has ceased, most of the circulating estrogens derive from the peripheral aromatase conversion of androgens in the adipose tissue.

Moreover, these (and most earlier) estimates are derived from published literature, and some species listed may have subsequently ceased to be endemic because they have since been recorded in another country.

Smoking during pregnancy was derived from data detailing the age at which smoking commenced, smoking ceased and age at birth.

A simple and accurate expression is derived for the time at which the oscillations with Coulomb damping cease.

Even the distinction between homologies as either shared ancestral or shared derived traits can become problematic, when artifacts linger on as antique pieces long after they ceased to be used.

More than half of embryos derived from maternal germ line clones homozygous for a null allele of NELF-A cease to develop before the cellular blastoderm stage and display abnormal nuclear morphology.

From our observations of single runs in Fig. 3, we already derived some anecdotal insight into the mechanisms underlying the breakdown of sequence replay: network activity may cease after a small pattern, whereas large patterns may lead to epilepsy.

DC threatened both artist and the Kathleen Cullen Fine Arts gallery with legal action if they did not cease selling the works and demanded all remaining art, as well as any profits derived from them.