Sentence examples for life was derived from inspiring English sources

Steve was a thoughtful, caring and engaging man of many interests and achievements whose primary enjoyment in life was derived from the love of his family and his passion for helping others.

The last universal common ancestor represents the primordial cellular organism from which diversified life was derived.

As there are no comprehensive statistical life valuation studies in Estonia, the conversion coefficient between GDP and the statistical value of life was derived from international meta-analyses (statistical value of life being on average equal to 120 times GDP per capita in a country) [ 30, 28].

The observed decline (from baseline) at 4-months in general health and physical functioning of spouses and adult children may imply that neither aspect of quality of life returned to the pre-morbid state 4-months post-ED visit, since quality of life was derived from perceptions of the week prior to the ED visit.

Determination of the minimal important difference in quality of life was derived from calculation of the pre-treatment (time 1) and post-treatment (time 2, time 3) change in QoL score that corresponded with an OTE rating [ 2, 3] of a condition 'a little improved' or 'somewhat improved'.

Luca is not the origin of life, but the thing from which all life is derived.

Believed to be one of the five tattva (elements) from which all life is derived, water has been revered in the Indian sub-continent since times immemorial.

Based on this fatigue life modeling, design allowables that correlate the developed damage with fatigue life were derived.

Biogenesis, in which life is derived from the reproduction of other life, was presumably preceded by abiogenesis, which became impossible once Earth's atmosphere assumed its present composition.

I could not help thinking (as I told her) that half the pleasures of life were derived from the little struggles and small privations that one had to endure at the beginning of one's married life.... "Carrie said I had expressed myself wonderfully well, and that I was quite a philosopher".

Just as Godard was representing a micro-world — soon to get much bigger — in which the viewing of movies provided crucial templates for experience, so Wright is presenting a generation of teens and young adults whose sensibility — whose understanding of their own behavior and inner life — is derived from graphic novels and video games.