Sentence examples for derived from the contributions from inspiring English sources
The dynamism and diversity of subreddits is derived from the contributions of individual storytellers, crafting new and undiscovered communities with the click of a mouse.
The datasets themselves may be derived from the contributions of multiple sources from different countries and projects.
These forebrain and midbrain NCC populations will form the cartilage, bone and connective tissue of the face, while the musculature will be derived from the contribution of paraxial mesoderm to the facial mesenchyme.
Therefore aspirational benefit might be derived from the contribution made to scientific understanding and hence to society in general in a number of ways.
The latter possibly derive from the contribution of SO2 pollutant, having a rather low concentration in the air though; the presence of sulfate impurities in mortar aggregate and their leaching can be alternatively invoked.
The second method calculates the reweighting factors relative to the contributions derived from the entire metabolic networks.
Additionally, the contribution maps derived from the optimal model explained the individual atomic contributions to the activity for each molecule.
That figure is derived from the UK's gross contribution of £19.1bn in 2014 and does not take into account Britain's rebate or other receipts from the EU.
As producers' businesses grow and thrive, they are able to create jobs for local people and make contributions (derived from the premium they receive for selling fair trade products) to healthcare, education and agricultural activities.
The structural groups listed were derived from the Joback definition of group contributions and modified to account for the location of the structural groups in the molecule.
