Sentence examples for instead to derive from inspiring English sources

It seems instead to derive from logic.

In this role the meteorological remote sensing data are not used to retrieve rainfall amounts but, instead, to derive rain cloud properties that produce debris flow triggering conditions.

Importantly, our analysis is limited by the absence of patient level data on income and SES, requiring postal codes instead to derive an income quintile.

Instead, we try to derive two approximate results in the following analysis.

Specifically, they identified nine mitochondrial coding region sequences that we assumed were Native American sequences, but instead are likely to derive from Asian or European individuals.

Instead they appeared to derive greater benefit from more informal approaches which include mentoring, coaching and in-house approaches.

Instead, we need to derive a term that is proportional to the expected heterosis due to dominance for crossbred offspring of a particular sire, say s i, from sire-line i that is mated to randomly chosen dams from dam-line j.

Instead, it would have to "derive from human existence, from the fundamental reconstitution of the position of people in the world, their relationships to themselves and each other, and to the universe".

No, the curse seems to derive instead from the high hopes Universal inspires in its acquirers, who almost invariably are disappointed with the results.

In this paper our previous works was developed by the employment of the least-squares support vector machine (LS-SVM) classifier instead of the ANN to derive a bonding integrity recognition approach with better reliability and enhanced immunity to surface roughness.

Macrophages and endothelial cells are unlikely to descend from the joint interzone and instead are most likely to derive from the bone marrow [ 17].