Sentence examples for earlier derived from from inspiring English sources

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

Applying Devlin et al.'s value set [ 12] – as explained earlier, derived from the general population study included in the present study – the authors reported two sets of results corresponding to data from two randomised control trials (RCTs): mean QALY gains of 0.018 and 0.049 per patient (depending on the RCT) and costs per QALY of $70,389 and $25,857 respectively.

For EFL-2-Ce, as no function was reported and its sequence is highly diverged, we have no cues whether EFL-2-Ce is a product of species-specific duplication from EFL-1-Ce or a function lost gene which early derived from E2F1/2/3 subgroup.

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

Comparison of the speed estimates with earlier ones derived from simultaneous Doppler scintillation measurements at widely-spaced ground stations shows a fairly good agreement.

At level 1 student level we used the scales described earlier and derived from the student questionnaire; at level 2 school level we used variables from both the teacher and school questionnaires described above.

These data confirm and extent earlier observations derived from Ussing chamber experiments showing increased paracellular permeability in colon tissue of IBS patients [ 194].

Part of Karzai's early appeal derived from the extraordinary way he came to power.

Much of Hardy's work in that early position derived from England's 19th-century vogue for "indiscriminate church restoration," an ahistorical endeavor he came to regret.

But their early sound – derived from "shamelessly ripping off" tapes of Iraqi radio and listening to Popul Vuh, Tangerine Dream and Fleetwood Mac – reacted against prevailing New York trends.

Much of M5S's early support derived from groups of local activists, like those in Genoa, opposed to big infrastructure projects.