Sentence examples for derived independently of from inspiring English sources
An ODE representation of such systems cannot be derived independently of the controller design.
Within the current section, the event epoch and location are derived independently of the published results by JAXA and JSpOC.
Note that each consumer's preference parameters were derived independently of the reported average usage of the respective consumer, i.e., (n_{rm avg}.) Thus, we use an OLS regression (Model 1a in Table 4) to study the correlation of predicted and reported average usage, while controlling for the different tariffs and price levels using dummy variables.
The four thermodynamic potentials, the internal energy u=u ϵij,s), the Helmholtz free energy f=f ϵij,T), the Gibbs energy g=g(σij,T) and the enthalpy h=h σij,s) are derived, independently of each other, by using the Duhamel Neumann extension of Hooke's law and an assumed linear dependence of the specific heat on temperature.
Note that it was derived independently of our PTC data.
In this cohort, the CCR scores were derived independently of knowledge of the SPAAT score.
In cases when multiple phenotypes are considered, the analysis is usually based on coincidence of interactions derived independently for each phenotype (Horn et al. 2011; Michaut and Bader 2012).
While being derived independently, each of the signatures can be represented as a set of genes whose up-or down-regulation is associated with a given phenotype, such as the activation/engagement of a pathway or a defined clinical prognosis.
In the current study we used two clones (hIH-1 clones 1&2) of this line that were derived independently during reprogramming of the human fibroblasts.
From each eligible paper, JB derived independently the incidence of laboratory-confirmed symptomatic RV infections as the number of such infections on the person-years of observation.
Similar results derived independently from the regions of the anatomical atlas [ Tzourio-Mazoyer et al., 2002] are given in the Supporting Information.
