Sentence examples for more newly derived from inspiring English sources

Due to the wide applications of hESCs, there have been increasing demands for more newly derived hESC lines.

The newly derived first derivative SBP operators lead to significantly more robust and accurate numerical approximations, compared with the exclusive usage of (previously derived central) non-dissipative first derivative SBP operators.

The breakage and formation of block associations occur independently; thus, the probability that an ancestral block association was broken more than twice after WGT is low, and the probability that a newly derived block association formed more than twice after WGT is also low.

Explanations such as that from student 4 suggest an alternate conception that newly derived traits would be more widespread (NTW) throughout a clade than ancestral traits.

We identified three alternate conceptions during our interviews: that newly derived traits would be more widespread in extant species than would be ancestral traits, that evolution proceeds solely by anagenesis, and that lineages must become more complex over time.

We observed a large and significant decrease from preinstruction (33%) to postinstruction (18.8%) in the prevalence of the alternate conception that newly derived traits would be more widespread across a clade than older traits (NTW).

Interestingly, our newly derived VEGF C-13 signature is more strongly correlated with CD44+/CD24 low + MS and chemoresistance signatures (r = 0.75 and r = 0.79, respectively) than VEGF C alone, indicating that broader gene expression profiles are more efficient than single genes in capturing biological programs.

An origin via peripheral isolates (Levin, 1993) will result in an unbalanced genetic spectrum, with more variation remaining in the parental taxon and much less in the newly derived one (Crawford, 2010).