Sentence examples for derived to try from inspiring English sources

Thus, a scoring system – the CAPER score – has been derived to try and identify those most at risk of cancer, when they only have a low-risk symptom (Hamilton, 2007; Khan and NCRI Colorectal Clinical Studies Group, 2009).

Already Hume (in the Treatise (1739 1740)) argued against the metaethical naturalist that ought cannot be derived from is – to try to do so would be to commit a so-called "naturalistic fallacy".

Although Aflac runs different commercials in Japan, which do not use Mr. Gottfried's voice, his posts hit a nerve because about 75 percent of the company's revenue is derived from Japan.Alfac decided to try to create some positive publicity after the incident by conducting a nationwide audition to find Mr. Gottfried's successor.

But now -z can be derived by the experimental data to try confirmation of the theoretical predicted value.

"I'll leave it to the reader to try to derive motivation," he replied.

So from there we want to try and derive a modern repertoire of antiviral genes".

The aim is to try to derive understanding from the world around us and then use that understanding to feed back into design.

Now it took these numbers, plus a multiple generated in-house, to try to derive the value of a law firm effectively putting itself in the shoes of a private equity firm wanting to buy one such.

He was the first to try and derive principles of natural classification reflecting the overall similarities between plants and he produced a classification scheme well in advance of its day.

Therefore, we used a simulation method to try to derive a corrected genome-wide significance measure.

For zebrafish, embryos at the oblong blastula stage (3 2/3 hpf at 28.5°C) were chosen to represent the pluripotent cell type since this stage is considered optimal to try to derive zebrafish ES cells [ 33].