Sentence examples for earlier derived from inspiring English sources

Note that this result was earlier derived in [16] but was restricted to the case of BPSK.

These olfactory ratios were then plotted onto evolutionary trees that other researchers had earlier derived for bird evolution.

The compound 2 has been earlier derived from DHEA (dehydroepiandrosterone) by the action of 17β-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase type 7 enzyme [12].

To further study the usefulnesses of the PAPC, we apply the PAPC in a potential for studying molecular dynamics perturbation on ion-sputtered surfaces, earlier derived by the authors of this paper [10, 11].

For the second plot field data on spatial distribution of soil bulk density, organic carbon content and soil moisture content were used as input data for earlier derived pedotransfer functions, allowing to estimate soil thermal diffusivity.

We show that the EGT has full diversity in the single-user MIMO mode (a result earlier derived for equal gain combining for BPSK in [16] and for EGT in MIMO systems in [17]); however, it suffers from a loss of diversity in multi-user MIMO mode [18].

It was found that these early derived SPC+ cells did not express surfactant protein A (SPA) and B (SPB), but possessed robustly proliferative capacity, suggesting that they may be early primitive progenitor cell type(s).

The majority of early derived in vitro dividing cells failed to express both HLA-ABC and HLA-DR antigens although they expressed high levels of tumour associated antigens.

Ten of the 14 families are represented in Giardia lamblia ([ 44- 47]; but see [ 48, 49]), an early derived eukaryote, suggesting that most families were already present early in the evolution of extant eukaryotes.

The red (C. merolae) and green (C. reinhardtii) algae were included in our analysis because they are inferred to be early derived members of the lineage that gave rise to modern heterokonts and embryophyta [ 51], respectively.

Renamed Troy, it reverted (1831) to its earlier name (derived from the Algonquian term Quequechan, meaning "Falling Water").