Sentence examples for derived particular from inspiring English sources

Numerical experiments are carried out to validate the derived particular solutions.

He derived particular satisfaction from his part in the "Ladies Peacee" of Cambrai in 1529 which restored "a long-desired peace to the world", since he mentions it in the inscription he devised for his own tomb (SL: p.181).

Tumours in patients with plasma fIGF-1 levels at the highest quartile (4th quartile, fIGF-1 ⩾1 ng ml−1) derived particular benefit from the addition of F to standard chemotherapy.

Like many other dispensary owners I spoke with, Cindy derives particular satisfaction from providing medication to people who suffer from chronic diseases.

Esteban Manquí, 30, who works on a new government sponsored forestry project, said he derives particular satisfaction from hearing his eldest daughter speak to him in the Mapuche dialect.

Therefore, we derive particular sets of nonuniform solution points and quadrature weights near the domain boundaries.

The objective ethical standards they seek are not definitions or universal principles, from which they will derive particular consequences by deductive reasoning.

Accordingly, patients who have more widely distributed vascular disease are likely to derive particular benefit from antiplatelet regimens that suppress platelet function to a greater extent.

At one extreme is the idea that we can apprehend a priori a general principle from which we can derive particular moral claims using non-moral facts as minor premises.

Wolff not only employs PSR to derive particular metaphysical truths, such as the existence of simples and the existence of God, but he also uses it to justify the very enterprize of metaphysics (or philosophy as a science).

Because patients with coronary artery disease and left ventricular dysfunction are at high risk of cardiac events and death, we hypothesized that they could derive particular benefit from a specific HR-lowering agent such as ivabradine.