Sentence examples for only derived from from inspiring English sources

The 3′-hydroxylated tangeretin (T3) was detected from the metabolites of tangeretin for the first time, which suggested that 4′-demethylated and 3′-hydroxylated derivative of tangeretin (3′-hydroxy-5,6,7,8,4′-pentamethoxyflavone, T4) was not only derived from 4′-demethylated tangeretin (T2) as previously reported, but also from T3.

(The name is not only derived from the Greek god of satire and censure; there is also a Herr Momus in Kafka's The Castle).

For this period, images in patents were not processed and chemical structures were only derived from text.

The publication year for this patent is 1980 but structures are only derived from images in SureChEMBL from 2007 onwards.

At that time, GAs were a novel type of phytohormones and were only derived from a few plants abroad.

The duration of an iteration is only derived from the total amount of story points divided by the team's velocity.

Elevated PcvaCO2 and PcvaCO2/CavO2 values might not only derive from cardiac output inadequacy, but also from venous hyperoxia.

Rather, substantive knowledge about the world can only derive from empirical investigation and logical analysis of the consequences of these findings.

In contrast, nothing about Nana's statements subverts the status quo, and the laughter only derives from the fact that Nana is saying the things we aren't supposed to or allowed to say.

It is patently absurd to imply in the 21st century that ethical views on the role of the state in general, or on a particular direction in public policy, can only derive from religious communities.

During such a fasting state, glycogen stores are depleted and glucose production only derives from gluconeogenesis.