Sentence examples for derived outside from inspiring English sources
David Tayeh, a managing director at CVC, added: "With more than one third of AlixPartners' revenue currently derived outside of the U.S., CVC, as a global private equity firm, is uniquely positioned to help further expand AlixPartners' footprint".
More than 60% of its business is derived outside the U.S. Then there's that classic multinational, McDonald's.
These rationally derived outside design temperatures are compared with the coincident dry- and wet-bulb temperatures currently defined by ASHRAE and CIBSE.
In Germany, scientists and politicians have argued that the country's embryo protection law forbidding research on human embryos does not bar work with stem cell lines that were derived outside the country.
If such lines are derived outside the United States, NIH will decide if the rules under which they were obtained are "at least equivalent" to NIH rules, said Kington.
DCM-Doll Capital Management's David Chao boasts that 40% of his portfolio companies' revenue is derived outside the U.S. Norwest Venture Partners' Promod Haque, who sits atop FORBES Midas Listt of tech dealmakers, says he won't even consider investing in an entrepreneur unless that person has worked out an international strategy.
This is another fine example of how innovative technology deriving outside the medical field (in this case, solid state readout systems that replace the photomultiplier of the conventional detector) can be adapted for benefit (magnetic compatibility, compact design, improved performance).
"When you look at our business today, 80% of our revenues are derived from outside east Yorkshire," he said.
Another social trait derived from outside cultures was the disdain for agriculture and manual labour in general.
The ability to make strong causal inferences, based on data derived from outside of the laboratory, is largely restricted to data arising from well-designed randomized control trials.
Intermediates in the cycle can be derived from outside sources, such as the production of acetyl-CoA from β-oxidation of fatty acids or the production of α-KG from protein catabolism, particularly glutaminolysis (Houten and Wanders, 2010; Akram, 2014).
