Sentence examples for that to derive from inspiring English sources

But that does not imply that to derive those medical benefits, the plant should be smoked in its raw form (we don't, after all, smoke opium to get the benefits of morphine).

Based on these finding, we propose a design approach, and used that to derive a DA-based architecture for reconfigurable block-based FIR filter, which is scalable for larger block-sizes and higher filter-lengths.

We can use that to derive the total number of sent snaps.

Different from the previous studies, this paper argues that to derive the meaning of hai, one should also take the syntactic position of hai into consideration.

However, our results show that to derive cognitive achievement from the strategy, the students need to get accustomed to the execution process of the strategy and their role in it.

Observe that to derive the estimate of the norm of V t and V b we use the better estimate for the norm of the fixed point v which holds at the catenoidal type ends.

We then summed those values over all jobs for that worker to derive that worker's cumulative exposure.

Preminger presents an empirical argument against contemporary approaches that seek to derive the obligatory nature of predicate-argument agreement exclusively from derivational time bombs.

Her colors have a real integrity that seems to derive from the New England light.

Like everything Calatrava does, it has a vaguely organic form that seems to derive from some obscure insect species.

In early 2017, I published a paper that aimed to derive constraints on Planet Nine's orbit and sky position.