Sentence examples for easily derived from from inspiring English sources
This paper shows that EpiSCs can be easily derived from pre-epithelialised mouse blastocysts, and this derivation process does not show the strain-dependency of ESC derivation.
The basic features of refraction are easily derived from Snell's law.
Yet the spelling, easily derived from other words*, highlights the shortcomings of English orthography.
The total outside and total inside fold models can be easily derived from the present model.
Heart and breathing rate are easily derived from preterm neonates, in spite of the noisy clinical environment.
Correction factors for the traditional equations used for micromixing and drop dispersion were easily derived from the β-model.
Plasma nitriding produces compressive stress inside the modified layer, which can be easily derived from the bending of thin metal foil, which was treated only on one side.
The power loss of each distribution feeder can be easily derived from the key factors of hourly loading, feeder length, and transformer capacity.
This means that the standard free energy data for α-Al2O3 are not easily derived from emf measurements in Na3AlF6 melts saturated with α-Al2O3.
The following results can be easily derived from Theorem 2.3.
These current controllers can be easily derived from (16).
