Sentence examples for derived suggests from inspiring English sources

A maximally parsimonious interpretation of NRBV (interpreting the ancestral crested newt body shape as relatively robust and the more slender body shapes as derived) suggests a branching order as shown in Figure 2a.

However, the fact that the intensity of hybridization to the kakapo and brown kiwi DNA is much stronger than that to the galah and the tinamou (i.e. the species from which the probes were derived) suggests that multiple kakapo and brown kiwi sequences hybridized with the probes.

The simulation results derived suggest that in the presence of (operational, economic and regulatory) uncertainties, inherently safe membrane reactor technology options integrated into IGCC plants could become economically viable.

However, Mbd3-deficient ES cells have been derived suggesting that NuRD contributes to but is not absolutely essential for epiblast establishment.

The carcinogenic activity of a chemically isolated PNA fraction versus the crude from which it was derived suggested that this fraction was responsible for the carcinogenic activity of these synthetic petroleums in mouse skin.

Measurements of fetal levels of maternally infused stable isotope-labeled myo-inositol in normal pregnancies at term demonstrated that less than 10% of fetal inositol was maternally derived, suggesting little placental transport in late pregnancy (19).

Using different phylogenetic reconstructions (neighbor-joining, minimum evolution and maximum parsimony) we obtained the same tree topologies where the animal isolates are basal and the human isolates are derived, suggesting a zoonosis scenario for C. pneumoniae (figure 3).

Immunocytochemical analysis further showed that only 5 30% of BrCa-MZ01-A7, -B2, -K6 and -K11 cells were GAGE-positive, and that the positive cells were clonally derived, suggesting that GAGE expression is not associated with a specific genotype, but with a phenotypically distinct population of cells.

The analysis showed that it was not useful to maintain the distinctions, since the redundancy of the information derived suggested that these items would encumber the instrument for no good reason, and in any case these patients do not all have contact with all the types of professionals that were initially cited.

Interestingly, the vast majority of the in-frame gene fusions (85 %, 17/20) were somatically rather than germline derived suggesting that these de novo SVs have either been selectively favored in the cancer cell lineages or selected against in germline lineages or both.

The Roman name of the region, Vasconia (from which the name Gascony derives), suggests the relationship of its original population with the non-Indo-European Basques.