Sentence examples for derives over from inspiring English sources

Takeda, Japan's largest drug firm, already derives over 40% of its revenues from outside its home country.

BAE Systems, which makes fighter jets and submarines, now derives over half its turnover from after-sales service.

To spruce up its lacklustre performance Kraft must move into businesses with higher growth such as gum and sugar sweets and into booming emerging economies, where Cadbury derives over one-third of its sales.After many failed attempts to come to an understanding, Hershey, America's biggest chocolate-maker, and Cadbury could revive their merger talks.

Brazil derives over 80% of its electrical power from hydro power, putting the country in the top ranks of users of renewable energy.

So for instance, King.com is a public company whose data is publicised quarterly and derives over 70percentt of its revenue from mobile — 95percentt of which is from three games.

Amplitude scintillation is monitored by estimating the S4 index, which is derived over 60 s intervals as the standard deviation of the signal intensity, normalized by its mean value.

We fit on this data set a homogeneous order 1 Markov model which is used to derive over-representation P-values of patterns.

A major drawback of the empirical equations and correlations is that they have to be derived all over again from the scratch when applied on new datasets.

The NCBInr database contains more than 5 million protein sequences derived from over 5,000 organisms.

This is probably a result derived from over-fitting, which is expected given the huge asymmetry between the two classes.

This phenomenon was derived from over-production of aberrantly galactosylated IgA1 in the serum and the generation glycan-specific IgG and IgA autoantibodies [ 11, 29- 32].