Sentence examples for supply derived from from inspiring English sources

The motor innervation is by way of the autonomic (involuntary) division; the parasympathetic supply derived from the facial nerve (the seventh cranial nerve) seems to have the dominant motor influence.

Compared with the previous research, we present the morphological evolution of deltaic system over decadal timescale is strongly influenced by reduction of sediment supply derived from basin-scale human impacts, and the variability of subaqueous portion during the study period is closely related to inter-annual variability of river input.

a, The model is built from the following three main components: species' energetic costs (a function of the location of breeding and non breeding ranges, comprising thermoregulation, reproduction and migration costs); energy supply (derived from the NDVI, and variable across space and seasons); and 1,000 simulated range options (the same size as the average bird seasonal range size).

It may be possible to create a new type of beta cell supply derived from stem cells.

Carchio said if an earthquake were to occur near the San Andreas Fault, the water supply derived from Northern California would be cut off.

a The proportion of dietary energy supply derived from fat.

Radioactive decay of uranium in minerals, especially granite, generates radon gas that can diffuse through soil and rock and enter buildings through basements (radon has a higher density than air) and through water supplies derived from wells (radon has a significant solubility in water).

Public drinking water supplies derived from Crummock and Ennerdale Lakes before March 1, 2000, were chlorinated but not filtered (Table A1).

Public water supplies derived from Crummock Lake served 58,295 residents; from Ennerdale Lake, 47,780 residents; and from a variety of other smaller water sources, including a few private water supplies, the remaining 59,699 residents of Allerdale and Copeland (Table A1).

The incidence within the populations served by public water supplies derived from Ennerdale Lake, Crummock Lake, and other water sources was similar before March 2000 at ≈22 cases per 100,000 person years but declined to <10 per 100,000 person years after March 1, 2000 (Table 4).

While it contributes almost 6percenttothethe overall protein supply, only 1percentt of the calorie supply is derived from fish.