Sentence examples for derived higher from inspiring English sources

This makes EMSGA highly efficient and exemplified here by estimating all the parameters of the derived higher dimensional S-system model for the CSTR.

A consecutive narrowing down of this concept caused Kentrosaurus, until the 1980s to be seen as a typical "primitive" stegosaurian, to be placed in a more derived, higher, position in the stegosaur evolutionary tree.

The linear polymers with molecular weights of the order of 106 Da of plant derived high-oleic oils are made by emulsion polymerization using water as a solvent.

Specifically, we identified the complete cyclin E (cycE) cDNA sequence from industrially relevant, Trichoplusia ni (T. ni) derived High Five™ genomes.

The derived high-resolution data regarding forest cover change shows that 317,535 ha (4.04% of the total forest area in Italy) were harvested during the period under review.

Figure 6a, b indicates the derived high- and low-frequency interferograms derived by SSM.

A thorough understanding of local-scale discrepancies requires an independently derived high-resolution estimate.

While theoretically derived as orthogonal, these domains are correlated leading some to argue theoretically that fewer dimensions are required to explain variation in normal personality (e.g., the 'Giant 3' of N, E, and Psychoticism; Eysenck, 1992), or empirically derived higher-order models such as a (reflecting socialisation processes) and β (reflecting agency and development; Digman, 1997).

The remaining six derived, high-frequency synonymous polymorphisms, as well as the single derived, high-frequency nonsynonymous polymorphism, were the result of single mtDNAs within the common haplotype group having the same allelic state as D. yakuba.

However, another signature of a selective sweep is an excess of derived high-frequency variants (Fay and Wu 2000).

With this method, we derived high confidence candidate targets for all the miRNAs with the exception of miR-517a/c.