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Additional support for this idea is derived from an analysis of macroscopic currents carried by single-mutant and double-mutant heteromeric channels.

Cognitive function may be affected by long-term diet and most of the support for this idea is derived from human correlational studies and animal prescribed diet studies.

The acceleration idea is derived by adapting a step-length selection rule, recently introduced for limited-memory steepest descent methods in unconstrained optimization, to the special constrained optimization framework arising in image reconstruction.

"The idea is derived from Tinder but we implemented our own algorithm," he adds.

This idea is derived in the Christian tradition from Aquinas, who holds that a single act may have two effects.

seem either meaningless or restricted to the particular qualities of bodies from which the idea is derived (1.1.6.1; EHU 4.2.16).

"This idea was derived from my favorite game, which has awkward key binding.

Her idea was derived out of community: Not "you get to be good at this thing and you do it," but "there's a community that will support you to do this". That idea was totally new to me.

The advantages and disadvantages of such a system are highlighted, conclusions about the effectiveness of this innovative idea are derived and consequently whether this freight system could be practical for the Tyne and Wear metro and other light rail systems.

This idea was derived partly from the personal experience of some in the study team, and partly from relevant theory.

As we shall see shortly, the level of objective reality in an idea, at least with respect to what Descartes will call primary ideas, is derived from an object possessing some level of formal reality that is either greater than or equal to the level of objective reality contained in the idea.