Sentence examples for having derived this from inspiring English sources

Having derived this observation from a large pool of sequences opens the possibility to infer quantitative relationships between sequence composition and resulting methylation.

After having derived this measure, I found out that although not described in Fairchild et al. (2009), a closely related measure was mentioned in MacKinnon (2008, p. 84, equation 4.6) as one of three measures requiring more development.

She had derived this notion from the official Red Cross instruction manual but had neglected to read the entire sentence, which runs. "A touniquet is a dangerous weapon when used improperly, or in the hands of an unskilled person".

She had derived this strategy from the great black tenor Roland Hayes, despite the objections of an early coach who wished to cultivate a lusty voice out of Italian opera, not a "pianissimo contralto".

One such moment occurred when Eichmann claimed that in implementing the final solution, he was acting from obedience, and that he had derived this particular moral precept from his reading of Kant.

According to Damiens, Abrabanel would have derived this from Ficino by way of the Alexandrian mystics, especially Pseudo-Dionysius.

Third, because we have derived this optimal cut point from our data, we may have overestimated the diagnostic performance.

We have derived this relationship exactly for simple graph structures (Table 1), and present a general method for obtaining this relationship in the 'Materials and methods'.

To show this, we have derived the CBP and CDP associated to the system approximations 1 and 2 by solving the global balance equations numerically.

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.

Some students have derived the relevant equations.