Sentence examples for in its derivation from inspiring English sources

For a clinical diagnostic model to perform as accurately in practice as it did in its derivation study, health workers worldwide must be able to assess each of the clinical variables within the model in the exact same way as the research staff who initially collected the study data.

The MASCC rule is of very limited applicability in this group: it did not include children in its derivation, the age criterion is non-discriminatory, and chronic airways disease is extremely rare.

This index was chosen as it does not include Indigenous status in its derivation.

Thirdly, the Burali-Forti paradox was treated by Jourdain as a reductio, but it wasn't at all clear which premise in its derivation was under attack (see Hallett 1981).

The terms pugilism and prizefighting in modern usage are practically synonymous with boxing, although the first term indicates the ancient origins of the sport in its derivation from the Latin pugil, "a boxer," related to the Latin pugnus, "fist," and derived in turn from the Greek pyx, "with clenched fist".

We do not keep track of how many times (more than once) that a hypothesis is used in its derivation.

In this case, the retinotopy and, in particular, its derivation M can still be rather similar in the dorsal and ventral compartments of V1, because hypotheses (v) and (ii) are interlinked and the ventral and dorsal half of V1 (ii) can shift accordingly to respect the major symmetry between upper and lower visual quarter fields [18].

Darwin himself looked beyond biology, noting the similarity between the search for the origin of words in historical linguistics and the origin of particular features of living organisms: "Rudimentary organs may be compared with the letters in a word, still retained in the spelling, but become useless in the pronunciation, but which serve as a clue in seeking for its derivation" (1859: 456).

A simple and useful formula for the critical wavelength in electrodeposition derived by Sundström and Bark is obtained under conditions less restrictive than those used in its original derivation.

The intuitiveness of this measure in representing functional similarity can be seen in its independent derivation by Goldberg et al. and Mete et al. [ 23, 24].

The CH2 system appeared initially in [11], and recently Constantin and Ivanov in [12] gave a demonstration about its derivation in view of the fluid shallow water theory from the hydrodynamic point of view.