Sentence examples for outcomes deriving from from inspiring English sources

This study addresses the issue of whether urban residents' evaluations of urban and peri-urban natural settings and the positive outcomes deriving from contact with such settings vary as a function of their biodiversity.

The lability of monodentate N-based ligands toward the organometallic fragment [(η6-p-cymene RuCl2] was evidenced by the structural outcomes deriving from crystals grown in acetonitrile of the related compounds [(η6-p-cymene RuCl2A)Cl2] (4) (INA = isonicotinic acid) and [(η6-p-cymene RuCl2BA)Cl2] (5) (4ABA = 4-aminobenzoic acid).

The idea is that human behavior is mainly driven by the evaluation of prospective outcomes deriving from alternative decisions and cost-benefit considerations.

It is believed that although sound national and international evidence have been used for the estimation of epidemiological chemotherapy-induced anaemia and disease management data, still further research on patient reported outcomes deriving from empirical evidence, is needed.

Collectively these studies, working at the interface between metabolic engineering and synthetic biology, demonstrate the positive fundamental and applied outcomes derived from such research.

We then apply a risk assessment framework to evaluate how climate-related uncertainty and probable agricultural outcomes derived from the downscaling model can be used in policy decision-making processes.

Combining model outcomes derived from spectra using model averaging techniques improves or maintains the prediction status (as ratio of performance to inter-quartile distance) of vis-NIR and XRF models for a wide range of soil properties of agronomic importance.

However, metapopulations are also precisely the sort of ecological backdrop for which one expect discrepancies between the evolutionary outcomes derived from clonal reproduction and diploid genetics, because substantially many mutant homozygotes appear locally even though the mutant is rare globally.

Decision support tools that enable rapid access at the point of care to aggregate data on the most effective therapeutic outcomes derived from CER would greatly aid the clinical decision-making process and individualize patient care.

These outcomes derive from the alignment between the objectives, the methodology and the assessment (Biggs, 2006).

Silvia (2012) also references cognitive and metacognitive outcomes derived from a multi-role simulation.