Sentence examples for derived from the share from inspiring English sources
Intensity is derived from the share of employment in a particular field relative to total state employment.
Although the Yankees inadvertently brought them together, Malec and Curtis have forged a bond derived from the shared hardship of cancer and a similar love of baseball.
Part of the pleasure in the story is derived from the shared experience of the reader and the listener; they may discuss the story as it goes along, they may spend time on the illustrations if there are any and they may flick back to check details they have previously overlooked.
The commonly activated and repressed probes, as well as probes derived from the shared repressed GEDI region are displayed in clustered heat-maps (Figure S4 in Supporting Information S1) and listed as 40, 88 and 23 unique genes, respectively (Table S2 in Supporting Information S1).
The resolution attempts to build a multilateral process to address the lack of fair and equitable access for developing countries to pharmacologic benefits derived from the sharing of influenza virus samples.
A typical set of syntenic genes in the Schnable set contain up to 2 rice genes, up to 2 Brachypodium genes, and up to 2 sorghum genes all derived from the shared pan-grass WGD, and up to 4 maize genes because of an additional maize-specific WGD.
But those to be settled in cash (derived from the sale of the shares in the swap) do not.
But much of the profit was derived from the sale of $3.6bn of shares in China Construction Bank, plus a $4.5bn gain from accounting adjustments due to BoA's own debt having become riskier.
Its alternating cosmic breadth and intimate focus derives from the shared situation of poets and astronomers, squinting to glimpse immensity: "bowing before the oracle-eye, hungry for what it would find".
In such cases, coexpression is generally believed to derive from the sharing of one regulatory element by adjacent genes.
