Sentence examples for preferably derived from from inspiring English sources
In view of sound sustainable biorefining development, raw materials, reaction media and catalysts are preferably derived from sustainable resources.
A plasmode is a "numerical scientific example, preferably derived from data in a physical model, in which the relations generating measures are controlled and known to fit an explicit theoretical model" [5].
Quality assurance indicators, preferably derived from clinical practice guidelines, were also mentioned.
The protocol specified that blood pressure, preferably derived from the mean of two readings, might be measured by whatever methods were regarded locally as reliable, accurate, and reproducible.
Minor points for revision and comments: When a coding DNA reference sequence is used the following recommendations can be followed according to HGVS; the coding DNA reference sequence should be complete and preferably derived from the RefSeq database (format NM_033337.2).
The US Institute of Medicine's estimated adequate intakes for adults aged ≥50 years are 1200 g calcium (with ≥700 mg preferably derived from diet) and 800 1000 units vitamin D (Standing Committee on the Scientific Evaluation of Dietary Reference Intakes 1997).
The evidence should preferably be derived from general practice.
Attempts to extrapolate to RA the therapeutic benefits of HDACi in animal models of arthritis, or the potential advantages of enhancing HDAC activity, will require a thorough analysis of the effects of HAT and HDAC modulation on primary human immune and stromal cells relevant to RA, preferably those derived from RA synovial tissue.
For future human clinical application, a clinical grade medium would preferably not contain any serum derived from animals due to possible zoonotic or xenotoxic effects.
"We stressed in the original paper that the true identity of this intriguing animal needs to be refined, preferably by sequence data from fresh tissue samples derived from a living specimen where DNA degradation is no longer a concern". Now a new paper, published Monday in the open-access journal ZooKeys, takes another step in solving this mysterious genetic flub.
In all analyses, the subfertility cause(s) and treatments were preferably based on the medical records, and only derived from the woman's questionnaire if the records had not been abstracted.
