Sentence examples for derived from components from inspiring English sources
The image (m) is the colour-coded composite image derived from components (h l) determined by PDF-CT; it is coloured accordingly: yellow (Kapton), green (basalt), red (glass), pink (polystyrene) and PMMA (cyan).
We suggest that Tim23/17/22 protein(s) have been secondarily lost from Giardia, given that the these proteins appear to be derived from components of the ancestral endosymbiont [48] and are present in all other groups of eukaryotes including other members of the Excavata [51], particularly T. vaginalis (TrichDB, http://trichdb.org/trichdb; our unpublished data).
Apparently, they have not always been founded on a solid theoretical or empirical framework and are largely derived from components of information.
It has been derived from components of the APACHE II and III scoring systems with additional diagnostic variables, and combines eight risk adjustment algorithms, one for each major diagnostic group.
In summary, the similarities observed in Wnt5a-/ tumours to those tumours derived from components of the Wnt/β-catenin pathway provide the first evidence that Wnt5a acts to inhibit the Wnt/β-catenin pathway in the mammary gland.
In both Krauss et al. and this study, cellulosomes derived from components produced in separate organisms but otherwise unmodified are found to exhibit similar, although somewhat lower, activity on crystalline cellulose as compared to controls with components produced by a single organism.
This classification is illustrated with several examples of runtime properties, some of which are directly derived from component properties with some kind of aggregate function.
b The two EC-17 components derived from principal component analysis had eigenvalues of 9.21 and 1.36.
While hand-optimized selection of source components derived from Independent Component Analysis (ICA) to clean EEG data is widespread, the field could greatly profit from automated solutions based on Machine Learning methods.
The first four domains were also grouped into Physical and the latter four domains grouped into Mental Component Summary Scores, derived from principal components analysis (PCA) of the SF-36 as previously described (14).
The R.P.I. is derived from three components: Division I winning percentage (25percentt), schedule strength (50percentt); and opponents' schedule strength (25percentt).
