Sentence examples for primarily deriving from from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the two mtDNA D-loop haplogroups are related to geographically distinct Asian mtDNA haplogroups, primarily deriving from Yunnan Province in China and/or adjacent regions (haplogroup B (GP1)) and South Asia [haplogroup E (GP2 and GP3)] (Liu et al. 2006).

24 Our study indicates a 0.9 g/day reduction in population dietary salt intake between surveys, which should be interpreted as primarily deriving from food reformulation rather than by behavioural modifications in the use of discretionary salt at the table and in cooking.

"Galileo" is primarily derived from Shaw, but Shaw always kept a clear point of view.

By contrast, microbial DNA within dentin primarily derives from environmental sources.

Most terms used in pathology are primarily derived from classical Greek and secondarily from Latin roots.

These cells appear morphologically like fibroblasts and are primarily derived from the stromal cell fraction.

The large differences in activation energy primarily derive from the interphase boundary energy.

This special issue has been primarily derived from contributions to that conference.

Klout scores are  primarily derived from how engaged a person or brand is on Twitter and Facebook.

Still, it could be inferred that β-Fe8O8(OH)8Cl1.35 was an intermediate corrosion product that was primarily derived from γ-FeOOH and further developed into α-FeOOH.

During the early stage of infection, steady state mRNA is primarily derived from the L1 poly (A) site.