Sentence examples for derived that they from inspiring English sources

These flaws detract so much from any benefit that could be derived that they make such strategies more harmful than helpful.

The principal components are so derived that they are uncorrelated with each other, and the first component accounts for the highest possible variance, the second the second highest variance, and so on.

A frequent criticism of the study of key model organisms such as fruit flies, mice and nematode worms is that these species are highly derived — that is, they contain many traits unique to them — and thus are unlike any distant ancestor.

We define MOTU as clusters of sequences (that act as representatives of the genomes from which they are derived) that are generated by an explicit algorithm.

"Not only could they derive that information from what they already have but it would also help them to fine-tune the information they already have.

"They have concentrated risk, but they derive comfort in that they know it so well," said Maureen K. Clancy, a managing director at Barclays Wealth.

In particular, correct forms of moment projections of source/forcing terms are derived such that they recover preconditioned Navier Stokes equations with non-uniform external forces.

Response statistics are estimated using a second-order perturbation expansion of the stiffness matrix and design sensitivities are derived so that they can be directly used by gradient-based optimizers.

To explore this, we first aligned Neandertal sequences to the human genome and determined the observed fraction of derived alleles that they carry.

They found the gene in Human Genome Sciences' database and others'; from that, they derived the full chemical structure of the protein.

I think this is what their market success derives from, that they are very temperate with everyone.