Sentence examples for derived to that from inspiring English sources

Ln 108: change "apparently derived" to "that were reported to originate" Ln. 112 113 and Ln 125: delete "(not shown)".

The President also notes that Government can often over-regulate when the pace of technology moves too quickly, and this policy is derived to avoid that and provide room for growth and innovation.

Geometrical constraints, termed "multipath preservers" were derived to ensure that multipath was physically observable in the radar returns.

Necessary and sufficient conditions are derived to guarantee that the linearized dynamics and kinematics are stable in the Lyapunov sense.

Parent categories were derived to capture the themes that dominated participants' responses to the questions.

One approach is to compare the DNA methylation profile of paternally derived CHMs to that of maternally derived ovarian teratomas [ 12].

The p -factorisation is now derived analogously to that in the proof of Theorem 3. □.

At the heart of the piece is the unnerving suggestion that power derives to the obsessive-compulsive, who are particularly unsuited to enjoying it.

The ratio of the GAG counts derived from hexuronic acid content to that derived from sulfated GAG count was considered as the level of sulfation.

This special issue has been primarily derived from contributions to that conference.

The gltA sequence derived from the bacterial strain CMO-01-1 is 98% identical to that derived from B. quintana.