Sentence examples similar to deriving from the assertion from inspiring English sources

Trimble's warning against learning the wrong lessons from the Northern Ireland peace process derives from the assertion that the process was based on clear preconditions.

It is, instead, intuitionistic logic, that is, the logic derived from the constructive interpretation of mathematical assertions.

As an initial implementation with SADI, we created a service that takes a reference to a text, and outputs the property assertions derived from the input text, such as links to the identified grounded mutations.

Indeed, one of the assertions in support of this premise derives from the study of oxidative stress related to genotoxicity, recently published by Green [35]; oxidative DNA modifications displayed a negative linear correlation with nuclear GSH.

Such benefits derived from the CLT clearly refute Alexander's [ 17] assertion that there are three automatic and universal costs to group living but no universal benefit.

The introduced algorithms and assertions present an appropriate mathematical model derived from the developed analytical functions.

Calculations derived from the C.B.O.

The latter rarely derives from the former.

(The titles were derived from the scores).

They derive from the Native American Algonquin people.

Modern Korean derived from the ancient Sillan.