Sentence examples for necessarily derived from inspiring English sources

Aquinas's central natural-law thesis is that valid positive law is necessarily derived from objective moral principles (or moral truths).

The equivalent is the verbal noun, which is a noun closely linked to the verb, though not necessarily derived from the same stem.

They are responsible for immunologic reactions to invading organisms, foreign cells such as those of a transplanted organ, and foreign proteins and other antigens not necessarily derived from living cells.

The distinct signals involved in T cell differentiation in peripheral tissue are not necessarily derived from the same cell.

Feelings of sympathy/empathy might thus lead to selfless and other oriented behavior, such behavior is however not necessarily derived from the right sort of selflessness and impartiality characteristic of the moral attitude.

While CSC are not necessarily derived from normal stem cells, defining characteristics of CSCs include the ability to self-renew as well as differentiate into other tumor cell subtypes.

In other cases, a service that provides utility to a broad gamut of society is used as incentive, not one that necessarily derives its value from the crowdsensed data.

Although the resulting gains in efficiency are essential, these do not necessarily derive from the size of the investment because they do not always depend on the increase in the size of the seaport's installations.

The cells that surrounded the developing nerve did not necessarily derive from the ectoderm.

On the other hand, patients who benefit symptomatically may not necessarily derive a prognostic benefit.

Tumor vasculature does not necessarily derive from endothelial cell sprouting, but CEP home to sites of neovascularization and differentiate into endothelial cells [ 31].