Sentence examples for so derived from inspiring English sources
His inability to do so derived in part from his maps.
Moreover, unknown to him, Newton had so derived the relation more than 10 years earlier.
But not all such statements can be so derived, and there must be some statements not inferred (i.e., axioms).
If the specific heat of an element is measured, its atomic weight can be calculated using this empirical law; and many atomic weights were originally so derived.
The winds so derived are compared with HWM07 wind model.
Hess's film is far superior, because, to all appearances, he takes religion much more seriously, and so derives a more joyful wonder from it.
Even so, deriving inhalation BCS class boundaries to classify high or low lung absorption/permeability from these in vitro lung epithelial cell systems would not be simple.
The fungus is saprobic, and so derives nutrients from breaking down dead plant material, such as leaves, bark, needles, and twigs, that has fallen to the ground.
Multiple studies have tried to validate these equations in their population and on failing to do so derive their own equations.
So, deriving the abundance of HGT among free-living prokaryotes from their apparent genome size constraint and underlying duplication-divergence evolution is not a circular argument.
