Sentence examples for of being derived from inspiring English sources

By virtue of being derived from the food protein casein derivatives may be devoid of unwanted side effects associated with the substances of microbial origin, e.g. muramyl dipeptide (MDP).

CD34DCs have the advantage of being derived from an early hematopoietic precursor (analogous to bone marrow-derived DCs [BMDCs] in mice), though the number of starting cells can be limiting.

In the trick, which made a deliberate play of being derived from another magician's work, Jones asked judge Amanda Holden to sign a playing card before ripping it up, burning it, and miraculously restoring it in front of her eyes.

Schumacher, who has danced for William Forsythe's Frankfurt Ballet and with Twyla Tharp, is a master of improvisation, and much of the movement, especially the partnering, has the look of being derived from that method.

Most of the compounds capable of being derived from acetylene are prepared more economically from ethylene, which is a less expensive starting material.

And tours of Afghan bazaars on military bases from 2007 to 2009 found myriad products suspected of being derived from imperiled species, including the pelts of snow leopards and other endangered cats on hats and garments, or bits of ivory and bone inlaid on the handles of souvenir knives.

The marginal probabilities of is derived as follows: (7).

The optimum pulse width corresponding to the minimum point of is derived that.

The distribution of can be derived given the distribution of.

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(The notion of enso is derived from the Zen sense of wholeness).