Sentence examples for derived that separates from inspiring English sources
By considering grain growth as a dissipative process that is driven by the reduction of the Gibbs free interface energy, a general grain evolution equation is derived that separates into two types of possible self-similar growth kinetics.
In this study, a set of clinical criteria was derived that may be useful at separating patients into high- and low-risk categories for clinically significant cranial CT abnormalities.
For layer 3 CC configuration, we have derived a pathloss threshold that separates the UEs into two categories: power-limited and non-power-limited UEs, and assign only one CC with single-cluster transmission to power-limited LTE-A UEs but assign multiple CCs with dual-cluster transmission to non-power-limited LTE-Advanced UEs.
The monthly employment report is derived from separate surveys that serve different purposes.
A distance matrix is derived by counting the number of nodes that separate each of the taxa in a tree.
Although five fish genomes have been sequenced (medaka, Oryzias latipes; tiger pufferfish, Takifugu rubripes; green spotted pufferfish, Tetraodon nigriviridis; zebrafish, Danio rerio and stickleback, Gasterosteus aculeatus), they represent euteleostei lineages, and often very derived species that have been separated from salmonids for at least 200 million years [ 11].
The Molino and Pachón populations are derived from separate ancestral stocks that are also phylogenetically distinct from the origin of the Tinaja and Los Sabinos populations [ 18].
Response: What is most remarkable in the cases of parallel speciation witnessed in sticklebacks is the existence of reproductive barriers between benthic and limnetic populations within each of several separate lakes, i.e. between groups of fish that independently derived from separate ancestral stocks.
These results support our assertion based on phylogenetic data that these lineages are indeed derived from separate ancestral families.
Ms. Volovelsky said there were several possible reasons for the divergence in the numbers on employment and unemployment, a constant one being that they are derived from separate surveys of employers and city residents.
