Sentence examples for least derived from inspiring English sources

Ulmaceae, or the elm family, is the least derived of these four families and still possesses bisexual flowers.

For the street bomber, Robson-Scott continues, the rewards are less tangible; the gratification is – in part at least – derived simply from existing in their own private universe, removed from the mainstream: "Being a writer informs the way you see the world," he says.

The Allies' cause at least derived one overdue benefit from the collapse of one-third of the British front: at Haig's own suggestion, Foch was on March 26 appointed to coordinate the Allies' military operations; and on April 14 he was named commander in chief of the Allied armies.

The three species of Redunca, including the bohor reedbuck, are the least derived members of the tribe Reduncini (except the genus Pelea).

The Sumatran rhinoceros is considered the least derived of the extant species, as it shares more traits with its Miocene ancestors.

This suggests that these TropI orthologues are the least derived relative to tetrapod TropI and are likely ancestral to all other teleost TropI paralogues, tandem or otherwise.

Of the ratepayers, he said, "We owe it to them to figure out the best reuse of the property so they at least derive some benefit from it".

"NIH [applications] are just brutal to put together, and this is a chance to at least derive additional value from these things that otherwise kind of just die on people's computers".

Although this is impossible without the a priori knowledge of the structure of the complex, one can try to at least derive some conclusions from the abundant number of data measured.

The deprivation gap in incidence is the absolute rate difference in EASR per 100 000 and is also presented as the percentage difference between the most and least deprived, derived from the ordinary least squares linear regression.

As for Beck, he did about as well as a qualifier with no Grand Slam experience could realistically expect against Nadal, and can at least derive a tiny sliver of consolation from the performances elsewhere of a couple of his countrymen.