Sentence examples for made derived from inspiring English sources

Plasmids of different lengths were made, derived from pCERoriD.

Three covariance matrix estimation strategies using the secondary data are introduced to make derived receiver fully adaptive.

As a consequence less information can be included into the models for these stages, making derived predictions less reliable than those for the blood stage.

Other oft-cited risks include misleading conclusions derived from spurious associations in increasingly detailed data, and biased collection of data that may make derived hypotheses difficult to validate or generalize [ 44].

One approach that has successfully linked individual decision rules to the biology of social groups is a combination of empirical data with mathematical models of decision making derived from theory (Sumpter, Mann, & Perna, 2012).

The multi-objective non-linear optimization problem makes deriving an analytic solution difficult, and therefore, simulated annealing is used to approximate the optimal solutions.

As soon as you leave behind the particular context of the experiment, then any wider economic point you might like to make derives from inference, which is only as good as the thinking — the theory — behind it.

In a sense the production of maps from original surveys parallels the process steps after a compilation is made from derived sources.

Turay holds a degree in botany from the University of Reading, treats patients at Connaught hospital and lectures in pharmacognosy (the study of medicines made or derived from natural sources) at the University of Sierra Leone.

The relation between the belief function and the probability function when decisions must be made is derived and justified.

As producers' businesses grow and thrive, they are able to create jobs for local people and make contributions (derived from the premium they receive for selling fair trade products) to healthcare, education and agricultural activities.