Sentence examples for they were derived from from inspiring English sources
They were derived from distant relatives of the modern coelacanth.
They were derived from the archaeology of the Aeolian Islands off Sicily.
Turning to brown fat cells, he followed the general assumption that they were derived from white fat cells.
They were derived from the mammary gland cell line that gave rise to Dolly1 (Supplementary Table 1).
They were derived from the crossopterygians that emerged in the Devonian from freshwater settings.
She pushed forward the study of dendritic cells, realising that they were derived from Langerhans cells and played an important role in initiating and promoting immune reactions.
P.S.C. species usually have a smaller number of individuals than the B.S.C. species they were derived from, and are therefore more likely to be classified as endangered.
David F. Poltrack, chief research officer for CBS, said the Mediamark numbers were unreliable, because they were derived from people's often-low reports of their own TV watching.
Finally, we show that augmented lumped parameter models including the proposed surrogates accurately reproduce the response of multiscale models they were derived from.
They were derived from Indian prototypes (examples of them have also been found in Cambodia and Vietnam).
Our analysis revealed that BAS2 and its orthologs were present only in Magnaporthales, suggesting they were derived from Magnaporthales-specific gene duplication.
