Sentence examples similar to deriving from a unique point from inspiring English sources
The study's rigor derives from a unique policy the state of Oregon implemented in 2008.
Most are derived from a unique bicycle created in 1963 by a British engineer, Alex Moulton.
He shows that the corporate form derives from a unique ownership contract from Medieval Europe called pariage, and a culture of strong property rights and municipal self-governance.
This result indicates that they likely derived from a unique clone.
These somatic sAC isoforms derive from a unique mRNA start site which "escapes" the design of the Sacytm1Lex mouse.
Nanobodies are derived from a unique antibody format that is present in the family of Camelidae.
Thus, these two genes might have derived from a unique gene duplication event in amphibians.
Importantly, 23 new miRNAs mostly each derived from a unique locus in rice genome were identified.
From the cross of B97 and Ki14, we derived F5:6 or F6:7 RILs, whereby each RIL was derived from a unique F2 plant.
The lipid-binding properties of nsLTPs are derived from a unique structure: a region of eight strictly conserved cysteine residues.
That is, a linear, one-to-one transformation is derived which converts any point in the state-space of one scheme to a unique point in the other scheme.
