Sentence examples for derived one from inspiring English sources
Two models were derived: one on admission (early) and one at days 3 5 (late).
So, at least the basic U6b1a haplotype (16163, 16172, 16219, 16311) and three derived ones with respectively 16048, 16067 and 16092 additional transitions, the basic U6c1 haplotype (16129, 16169, 16172, 16189) and a derived one with the additional 16213 transition were on the islands before the European colonization.
AD participated in the design of the study, derived one of the base deficit formulae and advised on data analysis.
Necessary and sufficient conditions on the weights for fifth-order convergence are derived; one more condition than previously published is found.
Each document version is represented by a delta (the changes between the original document and the derived one) and the merging algorithm creates a result document based on the original document and the deltas.
On the basis of the distribution and the consistency across trimesters, we derived one overall measure of smoking during pregnancy, and dichotomized this into 'yes' (=1) and 'no' (=0).
It also depends on how auxiliary information is used, and needs to be derived one-at-a-time for different scenarios.
The Young's modulus of the CGQD-added ECNF is enhanced by more than 7 times than that of pure polyacrylonitrile-derived one.
The standard metre was the Delambre-Mechain survey-derived "one ten-millionth part of a meridional quadrant of the earth".
By combining this multidisciplinary information we propose an evolutionary model for the tip of the extensional growth fault system that accounts for the progressively changing sediment rheological properties, and for the time dependent subsidiary deformation pattern by invoking the interplay between the regional stress field and the local, kinematically-derived one by fault activity.
Although the two carbons exhibited a good behavior as drug adsorbents, the PABA-derived one was more efficient, in terms of drug delivery, than the carbon prepared from MABA, which was associated to the surface chemical nature and tube-like structure of the former.
