Sentence examples for results deriving from from inspiring English sources

Conflicting results deriving from the comparison with sham-acupuncture were obtained for acupuncture (level of recommendation II).

The results deriving from the MM approach demonstrate the possibility to overcome the limits of the linkages analysis.

We also cite simulation results deriving from assumptions made in suitable scenarios to demonstrate the possible impacts of joining the TPP.

In the following, only the results deriving from the multilevel binary logistic regression, which is briefly described in the following lines, were reported.

This paper describes the diagnostic agents implementation of the AI2MS and present some preliminary results deriving from the application of the proposed approach to a case study.

Libet's well-known results, deriving from direct stimulation of the brain during neurosurgical operations, suggest that it typically takes around half a second (500 msec) for a stimulus to work its way through to consciousness (Libet 1993, 2004).

When that science contains conflicting results, derived from studies of varying rigor, our identities often emerge to guide us through the data.

The best surgical results derive from painstakingly opening the epithelium and scooping out the mass with the absolute minimum of damage to any tissues.

The results derived from an industrial application are given.

The results derived from the two codes are compared.

However, results derived from individually underpowered studies are conflicting.