Sentence examples for derived from a range of from inspiring English sources
A confidential briefing sent to MoD managers last week said: "Past efficiencies have been derived from a range of innovative arrangements with industry.
These in turn can enable propagation speeds to be derived from a range of empirical relations.
Cognitive work analysis was used to analyse rail level crossing systems using data derived from a range of activities.
Researchers have confirmed that MS patients are deficient in uric acid, a compound derived from a range of dietary sources, from coffee to chopped liver.
This paper examines a software tool that assists Defence intelligence analysts in efficient discovery and assimilation of large volumes of information derived from a range of sources.
Cognitive work analysis was used to analyze current rail level crossing systems based on data derived from a range of focused data collection activities.
Capsid proteins have been found to derive from a range of different fold groups and this paper shows the recruitment of a protein with another type of structure, originally functioning as an enzyme, to a new function as a capsid protein.
The costs derive from a range of factors, including hospitalisation for treatment of FN, significant morbidity and mortality, financial losses for patients and their families/carers and reduced health-related quality of life (Moore and Crom, 2006; Gridelli et al, 2007).
The lettering is in iron gall ink, and the colours used were derived from a wide range of substances, many of which were imports from distant lands.
To facilitate the practical use of the model, an empirical correction is derived from a wide range of ceiling tiles to provide values of the effective sound absorption of typical suspended ceilings in open offices.
