Sentence examples for even derived from from inspiring English sources
In the Nyāya-sūtra, Gautama mentions an argument against the possibility of present time remarkably similar to (and perhaps even derived from) Nāgārjuna's arguments against motion.
The first morphological evidence was provided by mixing combinations of fluorescent lipid analogs (or lipidomimetic dyes) when generating model membranes of simplified composition (liposomes) - or even derived from the more complex PM composition - yielding clear-cut, micrometric partitioning between Lo- and Ld-phases, with abrupt linear boundaries [22], [23], [24].
Two mapping populations even derived from crosses between two potato relatives (without S. tuberosum, Table 2).
Thus, this type of lymphoma appears to be an entity that is closely related to, or even derived from, centrocytes.
In a few case reports, authors discuss the possibility that CNS cysts lined by strongly-ciliated epithelia, due to the similarity to respiratory epithelium, are even derived from endodermal progenitors [ 41, 42].
Therefore, this unsupervised learning method can phylogenetically classify genomic sequences even derived from a novel gene, for which an orthologous sequence set required for constructing a reliable phylogenetic tree covering a wide range of phylotypes is not available.
What does that word even derive from?" (N.B.: from Pantaleone, a fourth-century saint beloved by the Venetians).
Similarly, entomologists say, earwigs do not crawl into the ears of people except by accident and are certainly not able to penetrate the brain, as was once believed; the name may even derive from the ears of grain they sometimes damage.
Three times more tannic than Cabernet Sauvignon (its name even derives from the word "tannin"), Tannat, when poorly handled, makes a wine that will take your tonsils down with it.
Its name even derives from that of Bes, the Egyptian god of music and dance.
We retain this discrepancy only apparent since thyroid carcinoma cell lines, even deriving from differentiated tumours, cannot be completely compared to surgically removed tumours.
