Sentence examples for developed from one from inspiring English sources

These, together with the record of time spent documented in therapy or MDT notes, will be recorded in a therapy category schedule developed from one used in the CERISE studies and drawing on relevant systematic review findings.

Premature Demise in 2001 was developed from one of his own tales, a sex/crime/love/spy story touching on old themes.

The final composition was developed from one of the freehand sketching sessions in class as a further exploration of two-perspective construction techniques.

And there are no diagrams tracing how these fossil forms developed from one type into the next, precluding a clear understanding of the evolutionary branches of the mammals or how one form evolved into another.

The U.S. Open developed from one of the oldest tennis championships in the world: the U.S. National Championship, which was established in 1881 as a national men's singles and doubles competition.

A bank of fetal skin cells was developed from one organ donation (4 cm2 of skin allowing the preparation of several million three-dimensional skin constructs, 9×12 cm, on native horse collagen).

Even twins that develop from one zygote occupy different positions in the womb, and the variations are enough to make a difference.

"When you see how quickly some of them develop from one year to the next, you know they're using something".

We become tangled in circumstance and subtle clues, such as shapes that migrate and develop from one cluster of figures to the next.

At its micropylar end, this gametophyte develops from one to many archegonia (commonly one to six in most cycads and up to 100 in Microcycas, only five or six of which are functional).

Here, we use state-of-the-art microscopy techniques to enable live single-cell resolution imaging of a Vibrio cholerae biofilm as it develops from one single founder cell to a mature biofilm of 10,000 cells, and to discover the forces underpinning the architectural evolution.