Sentence examples for derived since from inspiring English sources
That would free scientists to use federal money to do experiments with many of the scores of stem cell lines that have been derived since then either in other countries or with private money in the United States.
Consequently, the mechanical properties of the interface and the CNT are not derived since their contribution to the elastic response of the composite is negligible.
Last but not the least, it is shown that less conservative and more general results can be derived since the time-varying delays are divided into a more general decomposition.
In formula (6), the last equation is derived since H(Wx) = log|det(W)| + H x) holds for a linear invertible transformation W, and the determinant of the block diagonal matrix det W = ∏ f = 1 F det W f. The term C = H x) is a constant because the observed signals will not change in the optimization procedure [16, 17].
Neither has Mr. Davis received any equity in the firm based on profits derived since his financial separation from Davis Manafort in 2006.
His father, Deogratias, was a member of the Tutsi ethnic group, from which the royal family had been derived since the eighteenth century or earlier.
with the same argument as used in [14], we can derive, since is maximal monotone, we know.
Although an analytic expression for the distribution of the number of transmissions is not amenable, the first and second order moments are quite easy to derive since it is a sum of Bernoulli variables that are independent.
The variance (due to the model) of this estimator is simpler to derive, since it does not involve any residual terms; thus uncertainty in this case is introduced only through the model parameter estimation.
Newly formed lymphatics with trans-differentiating macrophages were recipient-derived since they also expressed LYVE-1.
Even if data are reproduced within and between laboratories, the obtained sequences can be contamination-derived since the reagents can carry the same sequences depending on the batch of the reagent and even across batches and suppliers, as seen for bovine mitochondrial DNA.
