The party constitution recognizes the possibility of making no endorsement but does not discuss how that decision might be derived.
Black incomes might be derived from two-career families juggling several jobs compared with a single breadwinner in white households.
Elements of Eastern origin might be structural or decorative, and they might be derived from Iberian, African, or Asiatic examples.
The answer to this question might be derived from an analysis of a number of problems that befell the world media.
In a famous interview, he declared: "Inspiration for truly national music might be derived from the Negro melodies or Indian chants".
The veterinarian's specified withdrawal, withholding, or discard time(s) for meat, milk, eggs, or any food which might be derived from the treated animal(s).
The drama that might be derived from a forthright and forceful definition of the Resistance factions is lost through the clearly deliberate fuzzing of the political lines.
Most of these major haplogroups are derived from a single founder respectively except that Haplogroup D4j1a1 might be derived from several but phylogenetically near founders.
Beige cell recruitment in WAT is associated with increased vascularization6,9 and, indeed, beige and brown adipocytes might be derived from vascular precursors10,11.
Based on genotyping assays, it was estimated that 60% of SNPs were valid SNPs, while 26% of SNPs might be derived from paralogous regions.
DVD between two adjacent tower footings might be derived from jacking of tower foundations with thermosyphons and the artesian sub-permafrost water migration.
