Sentence examples for derived from bad from inspiring English sources

Too many statistics are derived from bad research, Ms. Epstein added, and statistics can be variously interpreted.

Therefore, our networks, which were inferred from gene expression profiles derived from bad and good prognosis patients, identified potential prognostic biomarkers.

A chemically stabilized peptide derived from BAD stimulates glucokinase and thus insulin production in type 2 diabetic rodents and normalizes their glucose tolerance curves.

The epithet "unready" is derived from unraed, meaning "bad counsel" or "no counsel," and puns on his name, which means "noble counsel".

What I know of the experience is derived from several very bad pictures.

Time was, death was kept out of the movies, cancer was a stigma deriving from something bad in your karma and a culture of euphemism prevailed until surprisingly recently.

In the convent where she was educated her dreamy spiritual ecstasies are succeeded by dreamy visions of happiness derived from novels, good and bad.

Figure15 shows the probabilities of the 'bad bad'-state Pbad bad derived from the measurements and re-simulated with three channel models for the urban environment.

Some BH3 peptides (derived from Bak, Bim, Bax, Bad, Bid, Noxa and Puma) from human or mouse sources were also tested.

AraC- P BAD derived from E. coli is the most well-known ara inducible system, which uses AraC as either an activator or a repressor to control the expression of downstream genes [ 33], and has been used in several Gram-negative and Gram-positive bacteria [ 43- 46], but not in Clostridium strains so far.

Its name was derived from a Seneca word meaning "bad smell".