Sentence examples for deriving from the effect from inspiring English sources

The Raman spectral analysis allowed to follow even small soot structural differences deriving from the effect of fuel molecule identity and soot aging.

Thus, observed associations could be reasonably interpreted as deriving from the effects of excess total or centralized body adiposity.

Anesthesiology is a very safe medical specialty in terms of morbidity and mortality directly derived from the effect of drugs.

In spite of our research results, however, many challenges also derive from the effect that cultural norms have on the definition of SE and CSI.

Stress is the external pressure or result derived from the effect of an internal strain.

The spring's name is derived from the effect of sunlight on its surface, which makes the pool appear to shimmer like silver.

Besides the potential interference on unspecific absorption, discrepancies may also derive from the effect of previous antibiotic treatment as well as the isolation of viable microorganisms not included on test master list.

This method was derived from the effect size when undergoing clinical intervention.

A standard deviation of 2.05 was assumed as derived from the effect size reported by Bolton and Wilkinson [ 42].

The P-value for the combined analysis was derived from the effect size estimates and standard errors, using a fixed effects model by METAL (51).

Further support for this model is derived from the effect of the palm loop deletion in blocking dimerization and the molecular dynamics simulations presented above.