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Descriptions in other studies were either derived directly from clinicians or their derivation was not described.

When symbolic images do play a part in modern sculpture, they are either derived from obsolete classical, medieval, and other historical sources or they are private.

Other datasets used in this study are either derived from mobile records, or publicly available.

Decisions on the substances are either derived using that data or are provided by decision memos.

The alkyl chain was either derived from lauric acid or from glycerol α-monolaurate.

The morphometric data were either derived by manual measurement on topographic maps and by Digital Elevation Model-based calculations.

Xenografts are acellular collagen matrices (ACMs) that are either derived from the dermis, pericardium or small intestinal submucosa of animals that are purposely bred in strictly controlled conditions.

The fourth term in equation (1) refers to all protein species that can be either derived from or converted into pi,c by chemical modification.

In practical terms, hydrolysate can be manufactured into two ways; either derived from gelatine itself or directly from an animal's pure collagen.

VOCs are produced during most metabolic reactions and markers present in exhaled breath are either derived from the lung itself or metabolites diffusing through the epithelium.

This could be evidence of on-going use of DDT because DDT metabolites were either derived aerobically before being transported by surface run-off to the waterway sediment.