Sentence examples for is predominantly derived from inspiring English sources
The lexicon of the three local creole languages is predominantly derived from Portuguese, whereas their phonology and syntax stem from African languages.
Whereas before 1965, the immigrant population was primarily composed of Europeans, now, the population is predominantly derived from Africa, Latin America and Asia.
Our data have shown that the methylated VAPA-APCDD1 DNA in maternal plasma is predominantly derived from the fetus.
Kurlandsky et al. proposed that LRAT acts primarily in the basal keratinocytes of the skin, whereas retinyl ester synthesis in the differentiating suprabasal keratinocytes is predominantly derived from an ARAT activity [47].
Our apparently conflicting findings need to be considered in light of the heterogeneity in association with RA of haplotype 4 between the USA European-ancestry samples studied by Carlton et al [9] (susceptible effect), and the British and European samples studied here (protective effect; note that the European population of NZ is predominantly derived from immigrants from Britain and Europe).
This view is predominantly derived from in vitro observations at the cellular level.
Expressed sequence tag-derived SSR markers enable enrichment of genetic maps with gene-based markers (Kota et al. 2001), as opposed to anonymous genomic DNA-derived SSRs which are predominantly derived from intergenic regions.
Mechanically stimulated saliva is known to be predominantly derived from the parotid gland and consists mainly of water [27].
In silico comparisons indicated a very high similarity between publicly available transcripts derived from P. radiata and the microarray probes that were predominantly derived from P. taeda.
Because treatment options are limited, no well-designed randomized clinical trial has been conducted and data are predominantly derived from compassionate-use programmes or case reports.
In contrast, immunostimulatory adjuvants are predominantly derived from pathogens and often represent pathogen associated molecular patterns (PAMP) e.g. LPS, MPL, CpG DNA, which activate cells of the innate immune system.
