The phrase 'deriving in the' is not a correct phrase in written English
It does not make sense grammatically and cannot be used in a sentence.
This feature, however, was independently derived in the lycopsid lineage.
The public is entitled to have a proper explanation derived, in the last resort, from competing tenders.
Western speculation concerning the meaning of history derived in the first instance chiefly from theological sources.
The genotype equilibrium frequencies for any number of alleles are derived in the same way.
"Some people are tempted to think that most of the important results were derived in the past decade or two," Dr. Abt wrote in the introduction to the volume.
In 2002, he focussed on so-called No Free Lunch, or N.F.L., theorems, which were derived in the late nineties by the physicists David H. Wolpert and William G. Macready.
where and is derived in the appendix.
The AOV was derived in the range from 90.53° to 91.93°.
The first criterion has been derived in the previous section.
More related results are derived in the Appendix.
These state transition probabilities will be derived in the following.
