Sentence examples for derives this from inspiring English sources
Thalidomide derives this effect from its ability to inhibit the body's production of tumour necrosis factor (TNF), a protein that is a powerful stimulator of inflammation within the body.
Appendix 4 derives this relationship.
Rüter [58] derives this substitution factor via comparison of the ecological balance of wood with that of light fuel oil as fossil fuel.
If we are to use ancient sediments in the East China Sea to examine past environments in central China or the uplift history of the Tibetan Plateau, then an understanding of where the modern river derives this sediment is fundamental.
Interpretation of a collection of signs, symptoms and observations derives this decision.
Proof of (i) Stability (A1) and the definition of U ˜ (T ) in (7.1) show Analogously, one derives This implies (i).
French anthropologist Claude Lévi-Strauss Lévi-Strauss theory from structural linguistics, deriveded by thisSwiss linguistheoryinand de Saussure.
Autotrophic organisms (chemosynthetic and photosynthetic bacteria, algae, and plants) derive this essential element from carbon dioxide.
It is likely to be several years before tissues derived this way could even be tested in patients, he and other experts said.
August Derleth, who assembled the volume, was in touch with Eddy, so presumably he derived this information directly from Eddy," said Joshi.
