Sentence examples for introduction is derived from inspiring English sources

In this case, the source of the human-mediated Ozark introduction is derived from this genetically diverse region in the southern Appalachian Mountains.

The free amine 28 was approximately equal in activity to BTCP (1) (IC50=5.1 μ m vs 3.3 μ m), suggesting that the increased activity of the N-methyl analogue 18 is derived from the introduction of the methyl group, not through the introduction of a hydrogen bond donor.

The song "Tomorrow Never Knows" from Revolver – "Turn off your mind, relax / and float downstream" – is derived from the introduction to Timothy Leary's book Psychedelic Experience, "which he was just browsing one day".

In their introduction Ms. Benstock and Ms. Ferriss add that the word "sabotage" is derived from sabot, the French word for the wooden clogs that 18th-century mill workers threw into the factory machinery "as an act of defiance".

A system of equations that generalizes the case of an introduction of a contaminant only at inlet 2 to both inlets is derived.

By introduction of (24) to (22) the generic bit error probability over flat Rayleigh fading channel is derived as.

This prohibition is derived from.

(ii) The right- and left-introduction rules are derived from a characterization in the sense of Došen's double line rules (section 2.4), which is then read as a definition of some sort.

Interesting predictions about the influence of the size and number of introduction events and the connectivity between introduction sites could be derived from a well-developed theoretical framework of the optimization of the design of nature reserves from conservation biology (single large or several small, the SLOSS problem; Ovaskainen 2002; McCarthy et al. 2005).

Variables relating to the introduction of solid foods were derived using any positive answer to the same question across all three questionnaires asking mothers to "indicate which foods you currently feed your child".

The introduction of routine case finding/screening for depression among patients with long term conditions in the UK (as incentivised within the QOF) has represented a large scale natural experiment of the introduction of guidelines which are derived from studies conducted within a research controlled environment.