Sentence examples for deriving mostly from from inspiring English sources

Our preliminary procedural blank estimate – deriving mostly from the hot extraction furnace – is <5 × 105 14C atoms.

But her imagery is laced with angst, deriving mostly from painful memories of school dormitories, mental wards, crack dwellings, dead end bars and the people she met there.

Satellite data offer a particularly valuable perspective on PM2 small particles deriving mostly from burning fossil fuels and biomass, which can harm human health because ground instruments may be unavailable or offer limited information, as is the case in China.

Students are interested in receiving external affirmation deriving mostly from family.

The enrichment in C and heavy metals can be traced back to the particulate deriving mostly from road traffic, emitted by diesel and gasoline-powered vehicles, and domestic combustion of woody biomass.

In favor of its mRNA deriving mostly from motor neurons is the anatomic specificity of microdissection and our preliminary histological studies of these same tissues in FFPE that do not show obvious surrounding hypercellularity.

Citations derived mostly from journal articles, monographs, and a few published doctoral dissertations.

From its inception, Beat lent itself to myriad interpretations, but to people like Kerouac, it derived mostly from "beatific".

The Italians conjured much of the Renaissance from its literature, architecture and sculpture, as derived mostly from secondhand Roman sources.

Until the 1930s, the benefits of agricultural research derived mostly from labour-saving inventions.

Positions in the current controversy derive mostly from positions on the place of the Negro in American society.