Sentence examples for direct derivative from inspiring English sources

Airbnb's revenues are a direct derivative of their users' trust in the platform.

Additionally Error Reference Control (ERC)–a direct derivative of FC is established.

Firstly, no connectivity is assumed for cracks and the interaction direct derivative (IDD) method is employed to obtain the crack-altered permeability of solids.

In the former case, the self-consistent, the interaction direct derivative and a two-step-bounding approach, applying the Hashin Shtrikman bounds, are used.

The UV absorption spectra of MEH, DF, MET and METB, Figure 1, displays considerable overlap, where the application of conventional spectrophotometry, its direct derivative and derivative ratio techniques failed to resolve these overlapping.

"After a brief hiatus, he started working for the American army on their Redstone missile and that was a direct derivative of the V2," says Millard. "America's first astronaut, Alan Shepard, was launched [in 1961] on a version of the Redstone missile".

As new genomic sequences of other direct derivatives of S288C become available, differences between these additional S288C-derived genomic sequences from the reference will be detailed as alleles or as observed variation.

The true herrings (family Clupeidae and its direct derivatives) possess some unique characters, such as the structures involved with the connection of the swim bladder to the inner ear.

With respect to the lead discovery, it is worth noting that natural products and their direct derivatives occupy 34% of new drugs approved over a few decades by US Food and Drug Administration FDAA) [2].

The originating pJOE4056.2 and its two direct derivatives pJOE5058.1 and pWA19 were perfectly stable (Fig. 4).

The presence of Müllerian lesions beyond the direct derivatives of the Müllerian ducts, primarily in the ovary and pelvic peritoneum, is ascribed to the existence of a "secondary Müllerian system" [3].