The most widespread and long lasting effects are likely to derive from the volcanic gases released.
Of course, Alderson does mention statistical evidence of the benefits that the Mets' hitters would be likely to derive from the planned changes.
But the lessons that Bush is likely to derive from the complex of recent disasters will not automatically lead to a more considered, modest, and moderate Presidency.
Is the buffering problem likely to derive from the download speed or could it be something more sinister which has attached itself to the laptop?
These trends presage a troubling future for young children and their families who are likely to derive the biggest benefit from societal investment in quality early-learning programs.
Improved risk stratification tools to help select patients who are likely to derive the most benefit from ICD implantation are therefore needed.
Accordingly, patients who have more widely distributed vascular disease are likely to derive particular benefit from antiplatelet regimens that suppress platelet function to a greater extent.
Indeed, the word establishment is testament to its one-time importance: the term is likely to derive from the fact that the Church of England is the country's "established church", or state religion, with the monarch serving as its head.
In the case of "Spotlight," its substance is somewhat less than what I imagined, and is doubtless far less that what many other viewers are likely to derive from it.
However, considering the required spatiality for each decision maker is likely to derive in a potentially misleading SMD schema (even if a departmental DW or data mart is being defined).
While early phyto-inspired designs such as barbed wire, coiled extension wires, Velcro and low-speed airplane wings were based on easily deduced, passive plant features, future designs are likely to derive from less obvious characteristics.
