Sentence examples for have derived no from inspiring English sources

At the same time, we have derived no satisfaction whatever from the fact that we could open their officer, apartments, etc. Key-hoarding is wholly irrational, and probably can be explained only by recourse to Freudian psychology.

"The length of the suspension reflects the period beyond which the BHA is confident that the horses in question can have derived no performance-related benefit from the administration of these prohibited substances," Jamie Stier, the BHA's director of raceday operations and regulation, said on Thursday.

Patients had derived no response to recombinant erythropoietin, or had a low probability of responding (endogenous serum level >500 mU ml−1).

Commenting on the group's acquisition earlier this year of Oxford GlycoSciences, Celltech finance director Peter Allen said: "We have derived a lot of value essentially at no cost at all".

4. No drag on efficiency - Automotive engineers have derived maximum aero efficiency with very low drag.

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.

In Japan and Korea the court music has derived from an archaic (and no longer extant) court music of China.

A sign stated that no fires were allowed, and my heart sank as I remembered what joy Thoreau had derived from his woodsmoke.

You've derived the quadratic formula!

Endothelium derived NO has been shown to have positive effects not only on diastolic, but also on systolic function [ 18].

In addition, patients whose tumours had a methylated MGMT gene promoter benefited from TMZ, whereas those who did not have a methylated MGMT promoter derived no or only limited benefit from the addition of chemotherapy.