Sentence examples for derived from the methods from inspiring English sources

This method was derived from the methods proposed by Wawrik and Harriman [19] and Chen and Vaidyanathan [18].

We classify primary forest into four fragmentation classes defined by pattern: core (intact forest), inner edge (or perforation), outer edge (bordering large non-forest areas) and small forest patches, derived from the methods published by Vogt et al. [51].

We speculate that the significant discrepancies between the positioning data of Whitehouse et al. and the other studies are largely derived from the methods used for final nucleosome position detection.

The probe was placed transversely to the leg and perpendicular to the bone surface, just above the superior margin of the patella; this technique being derived from the methods described by Aisen [ 29] and Iagnocco [ 30].

This measurement was performed using the time trade-off (TTO) elicitation technique, in which patients were asked how many additional years they expected to live and how many of those years (if any) they would trade in return for receiving a technology that would guarantee permanent perfect health, based on a standard protocol derived from the methods reported by Redelmeier DA [ 33].

Empirical method is derived from the method of moments.

The following equations are derived from the method of least squares.

Equation (13) agrees well with asub derived from the method of Kobayashi et al. (2009) (see Fig. 2).

A Prolog design pattern is derived from the method for reuse, whose principle and definition are provided in detail.

As rumor propagation is similar to infectious disease transmission, the individual immunity method for rumor propagation control is derived from the method of immunization against infectious diseases.

The ecosystem level multivariate community pattern derived from the method "untreated" was strongly dominated by one of the four taxonomic groups in all three data sets (Figure 2).