Sentence examples for derived readily from inspiring English sources
Although the EGN is an imperfect measure of physical distance, it can be easily derived, readily visualized, and has minor inconsistencies when compared with genetic map distances.
A new series of chiral phosphite ligands derived from readily available l--tartaric acid and binaphthol derivatives were designed and prepared in convenient synthetic routes.
A series of chiral tridentate ligands derived from readily available enantiopure l-proline were designed and synthesized.
Following this, the integral equations were derived and readily approximated by matrix equations which were finally solved numerically.
Graphene derived from readily available graphite is viewed as the most effective route for large-scale production, due to the low cost of the raw material.
The analytical results derived are readily applicable to further electrokinetic analyses, and to interpret experimental observations and/or design devices involving electroosmosis such as biosensors and lab-on-a-chip.
In this study, we developed a number of disturbance indices by testing sets of variables, scoring methods, and weightings of 33 potential disturbance factors derived from readily available GIS data.
SAC-HT requires a boundary condition of the soil temperature at the bottom of the soil column (a climatic annual air temperature is typically used, and parameters derived from readily available soil texture data).
The input for this instrument can be derived from readily available data in hospital databases.
In this prospective cohort study we found that in patients admitted to the emergency department, a score derived from readily available physiological parameters registered during the first 15 minutes after admission was strongly associated with the subsequent risk of death.
Of course, the methodology behind the two results is completely different, as ours is derived from readily accessible hospital and mortality data, as opposed to MEWS, which is based on a consensus of expert opinion.
