Sentence examples for it to be derived from inspiring English sources

He showed it to be derived from a coal tar substance, anthracene, and prepared it from anthraquinone, a compound related to anthracene.

H 0 is the hypothesis that claims X and Y to belong to the same multivariate Gaussian distribution while H 1claims it to be derived from two distinct multivariate Gaussian Distributions.

From its distribution it appeared to be derived from fibroblasts and/or tumour cells.

To Planck, however, it was simply a guess, a "lucky intuition". If it was to be taken seriously, it had to be derived somehow from first principles.

If it was to be taken seriously, it had to be derived somehow from first principles.

A judicial standard must be judicially discernible — it has to be derived from a specific right given in the Constitution.

It appears to be derived from a representation of an eyebrow with a curled end which is common in the earlier sculpture.

Before that, it had to be derived from the bark of the Pacific yew tree.

There is insufficient and unreliable information regarding the deep thermal structure of the studied area, even if it is to be derived or inferred from, e.g., other geophysical studies.

It appears to be derived from the ancient Latin word 'glomus' (plural glomera), third declension, neutral gender, which means 'a clew, ball made by winding' [ 8].

Although the etiology of schwannoma is not clear, it is known to be derived from nerve sheath Schwann cells, which surround cranial, peripheral, and autonomic nerves [6, 7].