Sentence examples for derived from impact from inspiring English sources
Also the high pressure grinding rolls model developed at the Julius Kruttschnitt Mineral Research Centre gives satisfactory predictions using a breakage function derived from impact and compressed bed tests.
This study established a technological impact factor (TIF) derived from journal impact factor (JIF), which is proposed to evaluate journals from the aspect of practical innovation.
The methodological framework designed supports Initial Environmental Analysis at the territorial level thanks to the results derived from the impact assessment phase.
The amorphous islands on grain surfaces have a distinctive morphology and composition suggesting that they represent surface deposits of melt derived from micrometeorite impact events.
Notable exceptions are the study by Sreenivasan and Jellinek (2012), in which a localised temperature anomaly was used, and that by Monteux et al. (2015), in which the anomaly pattern was derived from realistic impact models.
Also, in the domain of NR-P-based methods, there are many methods which work beyond simple artifacts computation and the quality assessment is derived from the impact of distortions upon NSS (referring to statistical characteristics commonly found in natural images).
The above speculation was derived from the impact of shRNAs on exogenous CYP3A4 which was obtained from recombinant plasmid.
Their results provided a novel molecular stratification of the breast cancer population, derived from the impact of somatic copy number aberrations on the transcriptome.
A number of studies consider that measures derived from the impact method are more appropriate that those derived from mathematical regression due to the fact that the former method selects items of greater importance – those that identify a greater impact on individuals [ 24- 26].
The IEHIA framework (Additional file 4) developed by the INTARESE project [ 31], was developed as a means of assessing health-related problems derived from the impact of policies related to E&H, and other interventions that affect the environment, taking into account the complexities, interdependencies, and uncertainties of the real world [ 8, 31].
