"derived from the influence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something (an idea, action, etc.) that was brought about or motivated by an influence or force. For example: The new law, derived from the influence of powerful lobbyists, strictly limits the public's access to certain areas.
The Shijo part of the name derived from the influence of Matsumara Goshun, whose studio was on Shijo Street in Kyoto, and who mated Nanga lyricism with the naturalism of Maruyama.
The most favoured style for great house gardens in Europe during much of this period derived from the influence of the French designer André Le Nôtre, creator of the gardens at Versailles.
The velocity and vorticity are respectively divided into two parts: one is the velocity and vorticity without the influence of the immersed boundary, and the other is the corrected velocity and the corrected vorticity derived from the influence of the immersed boundary.
The sensing signal is derived from the influence of Na+ on the cathodic peak potential of the voltammetric response of the Prussian blue (PB) nanotubes immersed in a background solution containing K+, giving a 2K+:1e− Nernstian response, instead of the usual 1K+:1e− process in the absence of Na+.
It's important for a cartoonist to have his or her own style even if it derived from the influence of another creator.
George Macbeth broadcast his poems on Radio 3, and detected also a "macabre energy" deriving from the influence of eastern European poetry in translation - he made subsequent trips to Romania and the Soviet Union.
It is proposed that the observed material characteristics derive from the influence of HPMC on the aggregation behavior of MFC in such a way that above a critical HPMC content the films are created through self assembly into a layered structure, composed of low swelling layers with swellable inter layer regions.
As the experienced reward is physical and thus independent of the model, the model's influence on the prediction error would derive from the influence on the reward prediction.
This may be derived from the thermodynamic influence on the nucleation velocity and the subsequent fast growth of the crystals, which results in smaller size of the Co particles [16, 17].
These descriptors are molecular descriptors derived from the molecular influence matrix (MIM) [ 12, 28].
Encouraging results were also documented in humans [ 103], but long-term safety data are required before we fully understand any potential benefits or risks derived from the hemodynamic influences of GLP-1-based therapies.
