Sentence examples for derived this is from inspiring English sources

Rather than thinking through a plan for growth from which measures are then derived, this is shoehorning budget measures into the varying preordained categories and then calling them a plan, in short, turning the growth process on its head.

While for the latter category a single pharmacophore can be derived, this is not possible for cytotoxicity as a model of cytotoxicity is in effect a collection of models for each of the different toxicity mechanisms that result in the measured endpoint.

Fate-mapping systems have also shown that while almost all lung CD103+ cDCs are CDP derived, this is not the case for CD11b+ cDCs, for which only about 50% of cells have been found to be of CDP origin (Liu and Nussenzweig, 2010).

To our knowledge, because a large part of GO is sequence derived, this is the first conformation that network topology and sequence carry similar biological information.

By solving this equation, the frequency of (Delta delta) can be derived; this frequency is equal to the resonant frequency.

According to African derived philosophies, this is a right and a need in a wholly ethical sense.

(Deriving this theorem is left as an exercise for the reader).

However, as trunk sensory neurons themselves are derived from NCCs this is difficult to determine.

A prospective study of this derived measure is required to clarify this.

It is unclear where this is derived from.

Yes, this is derived from the home button that's now standard on the iPhone/iPad/iPod touch.