Sentence examples for derived from earlier from inspiring English sources

Our measurement of visitors' reasoning patterns began with a detailed conceptual model derived from earlier work (Evans 2001, 2008; Evans et al. 2010) and was used with success in the current study to model incremental not radical conceptual change (Carey 1985; Vosniadou 2008).

Nearly half of 272 plays listed in 1824 were derived from earlier styles.

These efforts derived from earlier efforts by the WHO (1998), which pioneered the use of body burden for risk assessment of dioxins.

For both studies, data on dependency, institutionalization, and transition probabilities from one health state to another were derived from earlier studies (Reisberg et al 2003).

From that tradition he accepted and developed the view that Plato was heir to an ancient theology/philosophy (prisca theologia) that was derived from earlier sages including Pythagoras, who immediately preceded Plato in the succession (Allen 2014, 435 436).

In addition, secondary calibration points have been derived from earlier studies of divergence times, including 82 Mya [ 17] and 90.93 Mya (unpublished estimate by M.D. Pirie) for the stem of the Annonaceae.

Based on the gene expression and culture requirements, recent studies suggest that human ESCs are in a pluripotent state similar to mouse epiblast-derived stem cells (EpiSCs), and different from mouse ESCs derived from earlier blastocyst stage, which were proposed to be in a naïve ground state of pluripotency [25].

Decorative motifs derived from earlier structural and symbolic forms are innumerable and universal.

Doubts have grown about the reliability of the existing chronological framework derived from earlier pollen cores by conventional radiocarbon dating.

Model results were derived from 1000 in-person interviews.

As anions, lithium borates derived from