Sentence examples for later derived from from inspiring English sources

The term "titchy" was later derived from "Little Tich", and is used to describe things that are small.

The observed beta-diversity, and the corresponding probability distributions Fr i,j) which will be later derived from the model, are therefore a synthesis of plant death/reproduction rates as jointly determined by species physiology and habitat characteristics within the specific site considered.

The combined expression of endogenous and exogenous pluripotency markers [the later derived from viral vectors containing NANOG and OCT3/4 for iPS IMR90) and OCT3/4 for iHUF4] was significantly higher in undifferentiated iPSCs relative to hESCs, but then decreased to the similar levels with differentiation for day 14 (Fig.  2).

Cisplatin/5-FU regimen as an alternative in this setting (distal esophageal, esophagogastric junction, and stomach cancer) was published 5 years later, derived from the results of the French Fédération Francophone de Cancérologie Digestive (FFCD) multicenter Phase III trial (n = 113 for perioperative chemotherapy and n = 111 for surgery alone).

Using the above correlation as reference, other dimensionless correlations later derived, considering data from the same test reactions and using electrochemical cells of approximately the same design, were critically reviewed.

He revised it for the New York City Opera, under the title "The Triumph of St. Joan," and later derived a symphonic piece from the first version.

Bhattacharyya (Invited paper for 46th session of the ISI, 1987) proposed a tampered Brownian motion process model and later derived the probability distribution from a decay process perspective without linear assumption.

Prokaryotes first developed multiprotein systems for Fe S cluster assembly, from which mitochondria later derived their own system and became the main Fe S cluster suppliers for eukaryotic cells.

For fourth-century Greeks as for modern scholars, the question is whether the mathematical and scientific side of later Pythagoreanism derived from Pythagoras or not.

The principal aim was to saturate the area of interest with overlapping small isochronic and homotopic grafts (100 300 cells), in order to later derive firmer conclusions from the detailed comparisons thus made possible.

However, due to sizable gaps in the African fossil record, it is currently unclear whether these later murines were derived from the earliest colonists or from a later wave of colonization from Asia, or perhaps from a combination of both.