Sentence examples similar to developing from preceding from inspiring English sources

Basing on the approaches developed in preceding works, three groups of problems are discussed.

A problem that is apparent from the approach developed in the preceding sections is that the NLFT is sensitive to the history of birth rates f(t), not just the population size Y t).

Amphophilic cell foci preceding the appearance of hepatocellular neoplasms do not develop from the perivenular zones, in which the most pronounced PP occurs but from the periportal areas in which the prevailing cellular alteration is proliferation of mitochondria (Bannasch 1996).

Because recognition templates develop from early associations with familiar kin (and/or with self), familiarity-based recognition should precede phenotype-matching recognition even though one template is thought to be used for both mechanisms.

Standard histories saw the nineteenth-century medical treatment of madness (developed from the reforms of Pinel in France and the Tuke brothers in England) as an enlightened liberation of the mad from the ignorance and brutality of preceding ages.

'rivers' developed from earlier nadíyas.

New sections are added that introduce novel issues or develop themes raised in preceding essays.

The traditional square Hebrew, or merubbaʿ, pen hand was developed in the centuries preceding the Common Era.

Four of the 13 developed chronic GVHD, two without preceding acute GVHD.

In other words, guidelines are complementary and support each other (e.g., results from a preceding study can be used to corroborate or further develop other results).

In the field of military organisation, Napoleon borrowed from previous theorists such as Jacques Antoine Hippolyte, Comte de Guibert, and from the reforms of preceding French governments, and then developed much of what was already in place.