Sentence examples for this will be derived from inspiring English sources

This will be derived again in this paper for clarity.

This will be derived from primary care data (current smoker, ex-smoker, non-smoker) and determined on 1 September each year.

This will be derived from the self-report Birchwood Social Functioning Scale (SFS) [ 44 ] and from a detailed questionnaire regarding Medical and Non-Medical costs based in part on the Tic-P by Hakkaart et al. [ 48 ] (see 'Medical Costs' for more information).

One Off Broadway musical this season will be derived from contemporary popular culture, but in an entirely different way.

Gates said the world will be using 50% more energy by the middle of this century than it does today, which should benefit the world's poor by is problematic because most of this energy will be derived from fossil fuels such as coal and oil.

Since this estimate will be derived from bootstrapping our own model, it is unreliable.

Results in this paper will be derived in terms of the transition probabilities, without specifying the underlying SR channel likelihood and quantization rule.

This model will be derived only from the control group.

This information will be derived from the maternal notes and interview with the midwife taking care of the parturient.

The unit costs of clinical events that are unique to this trial will be derived from the hospital accounts of the trial participating centres, although primary research that uses established accounting methods may also be required.

This measure will be derived from the subscale Employment/Occupation of the self-report Birchwood Social Functioning Scale (SFS) [ 44 ] using a hierarchical index to dichotomise whether or not there is an increase in societal participation at 6 and/or 12 months.