Sentence examples similar to immediate derivation from from inspiring English sources

Human embryonic stem cell derivation from poor-quality embryos.

Spinal astrocyte derivation from hiPSCs was adapted from our published protocol42.

Canonical/β-catenin Wnt pathway activation improves retinal pigmented epithelium derivation from human embryonic stem cells.

The name (Hebrew: "Hill of Life") is an onomatopoetic derivation from the former Arabic name, Talha.

Some skull and scale features indicate derivation from palaeonisciform ancestors.

Hence the superfluous B inserted into "debt" to underline the word's derivation from the Latin "debitum".

The BBC show is in its fourth season, making its derivation from that American model quite a trick.

In genus description of Lycopus, correct the parenthetical derivation from "Grench" to French.

Stengel prefers the derivation from the Old French verb flater, to flatten or smooth, which also means to stroke, massage or caress -- as with compliments.

What I think is ethically problematic is the attempt to distinguish the derivation from the use of these cell lines or public versus private sponsorship of these activities.

His short film pirates already pirated footage of the King, foregrounds its derivation from the collective consciousness that is the Web and that's it.