Sentence examples for has derived the from inspiring English sources
As long as someone not federally funded has derived the cells from the embryo, research into the stem cells themselves may go forward.
From the results the Film Society has derived the 12-film series that begins today at the Walter Reade and includes the New York premieres of "Idiots" by Lars von Trier, "Inquietude" by Manoel de Oliveira and "The wind Will carry Us" by Abbas Kiarostami, the Iranian director named filmmaker of the decade.
In [11, 23], Smith has derived the SRL for two closely spaced sources in terms of DOA, each one modeled by one complex pole.
This paper has derived the interference probability to the primary receiver, the maximum back-off power factor which is used to keep interference under a threshold level.
Besides, the literature [20, 21] has presented D-type NILC schemes for a class of discrete-time systems with packet dropout occurring in the output channel, and in particular it [20] has analyzed the convergence on basis of exponential stability for asynchronous dynamical systems, while one [21] has derived the learning performance based on 2-D model.
Based on available data and its strategy on endocrine disruption (Environment Agency 2000), the Environment Agency has derived the following predicted no effect concentrations (PNECs) for steroid estrogens: 0.1 ng/L for 17α-ethinylestradiol, 1 ng/L for 17 β-estradiol), and 3 ng/L for estrone.
To that end, we have derived the Frechet derivative of the forward operator that occurs in the gradient of the Tikhonov functional.
But it is the inmates who seem to have derived the greatest release from their involvement.
Harris said later that he had derived the name of his invention from the Shine-O-Matic, a shoeshine machine he had read about in the Sunday paper.
The organizations that have derived the human embryonic stem cell lines, and the number of different embryos reported in each case, are: BresaGen, Athens, Ga.
Repeal of the estate tax would exempt the wealthiest American families, who have derived the greatest benefit from citizenship, from the longstanding and cherished progressive principle that taxes be imposed based on the ability to pay.
