Sentence examples for going to be derived from inspiring English sources

In this manuscript, dynamics of an artificial hybrid leg with a polycentric knee joint is going to be derived.

"A lot of the earnings are going to be derived in the back half of the year," said Kristine Kubacki, a senior analyst at Avondale Partners.

"First and foremost, the creative of a television show is going to be driven by what we think is a great concept, not by what product is going to be derived from it.

"Work with a financial adviser to put together an appropriate portfolio, explaining what your risk tolerances and income needs are, and let the adviser figure out whether you're going to be selling assets to derive that income.

Direct costs are going to be calculated by adding the costs derived from any medication and use of health-related services (general practitioner sessions, specialized medical sessions, emergency room sessions, and hospital in-patient stay).

"These are all made from naturally derived materials that come from plants and animals, and in any naturally derived materials there are going to be trace amounts of environmental chemicals," Mr. MacKay said.

"They are in effect tied to that employer waiting at the whim of the employer to know whether or not they are going to be working, how many hours they are going to be working and of course what income they are going to derive from that work.

Such field studies allow DT50 values to be derived under conditions going beyond the limitations of laboratory tests.

Given the total limiting amount of nitrogen in the system, the estimated toxicant concentration at which a long-term steady population of algae goes extinct will be derived.

That is, the data used to develop a GO category may be derived from a brain region or cell population for which transcriptome profiles differ substantially from the current region of interest.

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