Sentence examples for expected to be derived from inspiring English sources

Mr. Frank said that financial support for such an undertaking was expected to be derived from a philatelic exposition -- similar to the highly successful and heavily attended 1989 World Stamp Expo -- to be conducted by the Postal Service.

These costs should be compared with the likely health benefits, which may be expected to be derived from a diet in line with nutritional recommendations [ 23].

Therefore, if there are HCNSs that have been lost only in primate and rodent lineages, many of them are expected to be derived from aCNEs.

The minor peaks were also clearly visible in the input, of which only a small percentage of the reads is expected to be derived from CENH3-containing nucleosomes.

The figures provided in this section represent a "best estimate" calculation of the costs and revenues expected to be derived from special peak-demand flights on key regional, seasonal, and intermittent routes.

As the SAGE tag is also expected to be derived from the 3' most anchoring restriction site, the ability of this technique to investigate transcript structure and splice variants is limited.

They can then compare this against the patient's baseline risk of having a stroke or thrombosis and potentially the expected benefit to be derived from starting anticoagulation (although this is outside the scope of the current paper).

We have recently shown that during imagination of future events, activity in the heavily dopaminergic innervated striatum tracks subjects' estimates of the expected pleasure to be derived from those events [7].

Runs of homozygosity yield a multi-locus measure of LD, from which a measure of IBD is derived, which we expected to be less variable than the IBD derived by single-locus measures of LD and thus to result in an increased accuracy of GEBV.

In the 7th and 8th centuries the qadi was expected to be capable of deriving the specific rules of law from their sources in the Qurʾān, Hadith (traditions of the Prophet), and ijmāʿ (consensus of the community).

Of this, 16 billion gallons is expected to be from "cellulosic biofuels," which is derived from parts of plants, wood waste, and other non-food feedstocks (although only about 21 million gallons were produced in 2014).