Sentence examples for derived component from inspiring English sources

The fauna contains an archaic component, reflecting previous biogeographic links with East Africa, and a derived component, suggesting incipient southern endemism.

The derived component of the sex chromosomes in D. pseudoobscura is completely heteromorphic and the causative rearrangement has been estimated within a broad window of 6 to 10 mya [ 65].

The first derived component had an eigenvalue of 3.52 and was particularly associated with higher values of PANAS-PA and LOT optimism, also with lower values of STAI trait anxiety and HADS depression.

For example, the four items concerning comfort and skill in assessing/diagnosing and managing, and effectiveness and skill in managing behavior problems, loaded uniformly highly onto a derived component for "Comfort/skill in dealing with behavior problems".

In addition, the PCA derived component which included vegetables, fruit, fish and legumes was shown to significantly reduce risk of breast cancer (ORs across quartiles of increasing levels of consumption: 0.89 95%CI: 0.65-1.22, 0.64 95%CI: 0.47-0.88, 0.67 95%CI: 0.49-0.92, P trend < 0.0001), even after adjustment for relevant confounders.

These derived components are linear function of the original data set.

The table of factor loadings explains the contribution of each variable to the derived components.

The most advantage of these methods is in reducing data redundancy between bands and emphasizing different information in derived components.

It is demonstrated that the analytically derived components are insensitive to the selection parameters of wavelet function and bisecting frequency.

The first newly derived components hold the variance related to unchanged landscape features, while succeeding components may feature an enhanced variance of the changed features.

We have identified an empirically based STEM school model with eight conceptually sound elements, each of which is, in turn, comprised of empirically derived components.