Sentence examples for has yet derived from inspiring English sources
The phrase "has yet derived" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "has yet to derive." Example: "The research team has yet to derive a conclusive answer from their experiments."
Agency officials note, correctly, that no one has yet derived human embryonic stem cells through therapeutic cloning.
Unfortunately, to our knowledge, no one has yet derived such a mapping for the general case of unconstrained multivariate assortative mating.
Although a fully satisfactory grand unified theory (GUT) has yet to be derived, one component, the electroweak theory of Sheldon Glashow, Abdus Salam, and Steven Weinberg (who shared the 1979 Nobel Prize for Physics for this work) predicted that an elementary subatomic particle known as the Higgs boson imparts mass to all known elementary particles.
Several curcumin analogs have been described, but a pharmacologically useful acetyltransferase-specific inhibitor has yet to be derived from curcumin.
Unfortunately, no cox1 gene has yet been sequenced from marine derived fungi.
In many cases, it has yet to be established that cells derived from adults that retain plasticity are actually stem cells.
But there is no drug derived from marijuana that has yet been approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
In future, companies might challenge Obamacare's mandate to cover immunisations, blood transfusions or medicines derived from pigs, though none has yet done so.
However, the function of insurance, which is supposed to be derived from social security system, has yet to be sufficiently developed.
SRS13 was identified as up-regulated in a microarray analysis comparing tissue culture tachyzoites to mouse-derived bradyzoites, but the function has yet to be determined [ 12].
However, the molecular basis of how the signals derived from TCR and IL-4R can be integrated has yet to be defined.
