Sentence examples for involves derived from inspiring English sources

The second group involves derived compounds of traditional antifungal structures [ 54, 55] where some of them present better antimicrobial action than the original structures [ 55, 140].

This answer, however, involves deriving the asymmetric causal dependencies from meanings, which violates the background assumption of the naturalization project.

The analysis is based on the energy methods whose main idea involves deriving and studying suitable ordinary differential inequalities.

The assessment involves deriving a target line from nonvisual peak gripping force, instructing participants to reach it with each grip repetition, and then secretly changing its position, which requires doubling the force necessary to reach it.

The approach followed involves deriving analytical expressions to track how errors, due to random deviations between identified and "true" mode shapes, propagate to the Modal Assurance Criterion (MAC) and the Coordinate Modal Assurance Criterion COMACC) values as well as the estimated flexibility matrix.

The kernel density approach involves deriving locally varying values by applying weights from a quadratic kernel within a specified neighborhood [ 33].

Keles et al. (2003) propose an alternative cutting heuristic, which involves deriving a different dataset from the original, then applying the ZOOPS model to each of the derived sequences.

An open-source project works best when everyone involved derives some benefit from it.

The final model involved deriving an expression to correlate the interaction factor with surface loading and these correlations produced coefficients greater than 0.995 for all the isotherms.

The elevation value being the basic requirement for delineation of watershed, and is given the highest priority for the demarcation of watershed/subwatershed boundaries, which involved deriving information on drainage network first-order stream onwards (Dwivedi et al. 2006).

This is an important step of the analysis and may or may not involve deriving good estimates of the significant effects.