Sentence examples for derived wholly from from inspiring English sources
The content of this dataset is derived wholly from the IDCC master gene list and targeting project data maintained by MGI (6).
As heterozygous embryos carrying pLHED insertions were sufficient to analyse cis-regulatory reporter function, a number of ES cell clones carrying a single insert were selected and injected into tetraploid blastocysts, which generate embryos derived wholly from the ES cells.
These data suggest that the culture is a valid model for study of innate immune protection functions of mucins and mucus (derived wholly from airway cells) on a ciliated epithelium.
He said the Apprendi decision "carries out this design by ensuring that the judge's authority to sentence derives wholly from the jury's verdict".
The richly worked, carefully considered later still lifes and studio views are especially gripping; they expand Cubism's implications into, in Braque's words, a "lyricism that derives wholly from the means".
Even with momentary graphic sex and some violence, the film's dramatic tension derives wholly from Swinton's character, and our appreciation of one mother's lonely, desperate predicament.
Football is derived from soccer and rugby.
These hosts have hematolymphoid systems that are derived wholly or in part from donor stem cells.
In the catalog's essays, written by the art historians Isabelle Monod-Fontaine Monod-Fontaine and Richard Shiff. Buchhast, several things illuminate these wells: Brasue's use of the word "hallucination" and his interest in Zen, and above all his stated preference, as quoted by Mr. Buchhartor "the lyriciseveral derives wholly from thingsans".
The evidence cited to promote the medical home is derived almost wholly from the literature on primary care delivery (10).
The equations developed for use in METS have the advantage of being derived from wholly black community-based samples of healthy young adults, which may be better accepted for use in black populations by biomedical researchers and physicians.
