Sentence examples for derived specifically to from inspiring English sources

The new model described here, derived specifically to produce candidate models for IGRF-12, is essentially an update of the model CHAOS-4l including 10 months of Swarm data and the latest annual differences of observatory revised month means.

Enzymes of the ergosterol biosynthetic pathway have been found to be major targets for drug interactions, and a number of antifungal drugs on the market were derived specifically to target ergosterol biosynthesis [17] [19].

These recent studies suggest that large MOSs (> 25) would also exist when potential exposures to prescribed estrogens in drinking water are compared with ADIs derived specifically to be protective of reproductive effects in young males.

To confirm that the immunoassay signals derived specifically from oAβ, two representative CSF samples were immunoprecipitated using a combination of R1282 and AW7 and the supernatants subjected to o-ELISA alongside the unmanipulated starting CSF.

Studies in which the results are compared for different control groups with different types of placebo may make things clearer, in separating non-specific or contextual effects from those derived specifically from the application of acupuncture.

"You have to determine how much money or revenue is derived specifically from the similarities in the material".

Used properly, irony is not a mannerism, or a smirk, but a function of history and as such a useful response to September 11, the gravity of which she said, "derived specifically from its designed implosion of historical ironies".

Therefore, we recommend that fragility functions for WTP be derived specifically for each water treatment site on a case-by-case basis to improve vulnerability assessments.

In this contribution, an extended quantitative fluorescence model was derived specifically for generalized wavelength-ratiometric probes based on PEBBLE technique (QFMGRP) with a view to simplify the design of PEBBLEs and hence further extend their application potentials.

We used the Stata macro strs, written by Paul Dickman (available from http://www.pauldickman.com) to calculate expected survival using the Ederer II method (Dickman et al, 2008), using lifetables derived specifically for the Northern and Yorkshire region.

One of the most important consequences of exercise is the release of large quantities of a particular protein called Interleukin-6, a multi-functional cytokine that is derived specifically from muscle tissue.