Sentence examples for if it derived from inspiring English sources

We labelled the transcript Mito1 as it was unclear if it derived from the mitochondrial gene rpl2 or its nuclear insert At2g07715.

Secondly, one could argue (see Harris 1977) that the sovereign is best understood as a constructive metaphor: that law should be viewed as if it reflected the view of a single will (a similar view, that law should be interpreted as if it derived from a single will, can be found in Ronald Dworkin's work (1986: pp. 176 190)).

It's important for a cartoonist to have his or her own style even if it derived from the influence of another creator.

Since a complex multi-protein structure involved in cytokinesis most likely existed in LECA, it would be interesting to test if it derived from an even older structure that would have been present in prokaryotic ancestors.

If it derives its competitive advantage from scale economies, it will not be able to accommodate idiosyncratic customer needs.

Serenity can be an ethical failure, Robinson suggests, if it derives from complacency, from being too much at ease with oneself.

First, even "poetic truth" is a mere handy justification for historical fabrication if it derives from a willful disregard of the facts of history.

As promoted by the Consortium for the Barcode of Life [12], a DNA barcode sequence is only valid if it derives from a vouchered specimen that has been identified to species.

"If you look at AOL, it derived the majority of its revenue from access fees, and the majority of its profitability from media and advertising sales.

A point set is called perfect if it coincides with its derived set[35].

Its structure is identical if it is derived from bacterial cultures, animals, or humans.