Sentence examples for deriving from the comparison from inspiring English sources

Conflicting results deriving from the comparison with sham-acupuncture were obtained for acupuncture (level of recommendation II).

A final advantage of our approach is the derivation of a global grid of adjustment factors derived from the comparison of observed and synthetic anomalies.

The evidence that these early theorists did use was partly derived from the comparison of the legal institutions and kin terms found in different societies.

For β-delayed neutron measurements the neutron detection efficiency was derived from the comparison of gated γ-spectra.

The unit of this intraosseous concentration was 'µg/g', which was derived from the comparison of a 1 g sample of the subchondral bone.

The following conclusions were derived from the comparison of alveolar bone support of the mandibular right central incisor in subjects with different vertical skeletal patterns: 1.

The gene prediction problem can be addressed in several ways, and one of the most promising methods makes use of information derived from the comparison of homologous sequences.

Such calculation should be derived from the comparison of existing methods in a large benchmark set of sequences, as it was the case in this study.

The population evolves by using the observation and motion error derived from the comparison between observed and predicted data obtained from the probabilistic perception and motion model.

The GCA was built using a 100 m cell size, a Moore neighborhood configuration, a 3 years time step resolution and probabilistic transition rules derived from the comparison of two land-use maps for the years 1999 and 2002.

The population evolves using the log-likelihood of each candidate pose according to the observation and the motion errors derived from the comparison between observed and predicted data obtained from the probabilistic perception and motion model.