Sentence examples for derived from a comparison from inspiring English sources

The scale was derived from a comparison of the energies associated with chemical bonds between various combinations of atoms.

The errors are derived from a comparison between radar QPE and ground point measurements.

The real space structures of the corresponding LEED/RHEED patterns are derived from a comparison of the LEED spot intensities with those obtained by kinematic calculations.

The data were derived from a comparison of a "factbook" containing the misleading scores issued by Claremont McKenna's Office of Institutional Research and accurate information that has since been posted on the college's Web site; it was first reported by the news magazine The Claremont Port Side on Tuesday.

The results presented in this paper were derived from a comparison of the 'before-and-after-installation' responses of the persons interviewed.

The 307 SNPs used for the genotyping of the F2 population were selected from a 768-plex SNPs set, which was derived from a comparison of whole-genome sequencing between Nipponbare and Khau Mac Kho.

The Byronic Maddalo "derives from a comparison of his own extraordinary mind with the dwarfish intellects that surround him, an intense apprehension of the nothingness of human life".

The 75 identifiers are significant because they derive from a comparison of adenomas and controls.

We therefore assembled 2178 ordered gene lists, where each list was derived from a microarray comparison performed using a skin-relevant cell type (Additional file 3).

Specifically, red perception would be derived from a neural comparison between (S + L -M; green from M-(S + L -Mblue from (S + M)-L and yellow from L-(S + M).

We attempted to measure relative divergence with a ratio derived from a simple comparison of pairwise distances, an extension of the approach used by Hajibabaei, Xia, and Drouin [ 58].