Sentence examples for or derived from inspiring English sources

Adjusted odds ratios (OR) derived from regression of the insomnia measure on medical factors.

The distribution of each variable was summarised with respect to SBI, and crude OR derived.

The scenes were inspired by vintage paintings or drawings or derived from written sources.

Even these are often driven by or derived from linear TV.

Such uniquely shared historical (or derived) characteristics are called synapomorphies.

Astonishingly, the document admitted that 60% of the UK's high-value intelligence "is based on either NSA end-product or derived from NSA collection".

Aside from the Schumann, whose middle movement Mr. Hough attacked with headlong fearlessness, everything here was either Mozart or derived from Mozart.

His interests outside the town hall, County Hall and parliament either had a strongly political flavour or derived from his political positions.

And they can't transfer data they get from Facebook, including "anonymous, aggregate, or derived data," to any data brokers.

Dissemination of confidential information knowingly obtained or derived from someone in breach of non-disclosure obligations constitutes trade secret misappropriation.

SmF, SSF, immobilization of the intact microbial cells or derived enzymes.