Sentence examples for similarly derived from inspiring English sources

Moreover, similarly derived HESC-derived astrocytes also respond to mild oxidative stress by inducing Nrf2 target genes [ 54], raising the possibility that Nrf2 forms an endogenous adaptive protective response in the CNS as well.

Most of the early Semitic alphabetic signs were similarly derived from word signs of more ancient vintage.

Iraqi Jews, thanks to the British Mandate period in Iraq, are big fans of a similarly derived variation on the rice and lentils combo called kichree, although they sensibly managed to refrain from chucking a load of other carbohydrates into it (Egypt's Italian community is held responsible for koshari's pasta factor).

Other stereotypes are similarly derived.

Inequality (5.10) can be similarly derived.

Other cases can be similarly derived with some tedious manipulations.

Algebraic solutions to the control problem are similarly derived off-line and evaluated on-line using a macroscopic simulation model.

where the first two expectations can be similarly derived according to (35) by replacing δ i with μ i.

The other statements which characterize third order mutual knowledge of the game and second order mutual knowledge of rationality are similarly derived.

As such, this cell line is an invaluable model of urothelium for studies focused on bladder carcinogenesis, and is the appropriate cell line for comparison to similarly-derived gastrointestinal epithelial cell lines to elucidate the mechanisms underlying the increased risk of malignancy of augmented bladders.

It should be noted that, although normative reference data are not readily available, a community-based study among a group of 7,524 older individuals observed a similarly-derived, average social support score of 63. 19 Among women and men in the present study, the average score was not statistically different: 72 in both (rank sum, p = 0.87).