The phrase "derived from the test" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means something is obtained or originated from a test. Example: The final conclusion of the research was derived from the test results, which showed a significant correlation between the variables.
This paper presents the performance of the robotic arms derived from the test results.
Statistical models of load and resistance can be derived from the test data, observations and analysis.
The beams' transverse stiffnesses and splice joints' rotational stiffnesses were derived from the test data.
Sensitivity analyses and collinear diagnostics are used to derive which parameters can be derived from the test and how reliable these values are.
It is important to know the way the information derived from the test is intended to be used and whether it is a test of general knowledge or is it a test of minimum competence.
However, limits derived from the test design of hydraulic travel time tomography in our synthetic case study prevented us from resolving small scale (10 cm in size) variability of hydraulic conductivity with high discrepancies (up to 5 orders of magnitude).
Structures and dynamics of phenol clusters ((PhOH n, n = 1 3) in benzene (Benz) solutions ([(PhOH n]Benz) at 298 K were studied using intermolecular potentials derived from the Test-particle model (T-model) and molecular dynamics (MD) simulations.
Thermal diffusivities of other liquids can be measured based on a relation between time constant and thermal diffusivity derived from the tested liquids.
The size of the damaged zone has been derived from the tests and a microscopy study to confirm the findings has also been carried out.
Most of the existing models are based on the improved or modified forms of the well known empirical formula of Richart et al. derived from the tests on concrete cylinders.
Fracture energy values derived from the tests (GC,II) were significantly higher than that against FRP debonding (Achintha and Burgoyne 2012, 2013).
