These quantities include, for example, wind-turbulence power spectral density, static coefficients and aerodynamic derivatives, usually derived from either site observations or experimental analysis.
Pheromones, for example, are usually derived from compounds that are natural breakdown products of body metabolism, such as the compounds in urine.
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This approach was biased toward investigating severe erosive gouty arthropathy, and specimens obtained for histopathology were usually derived from amputated digits or limbs, where chronically discharging tophi were often secondarily infected [ 8].
Associations with postmenopausal hormone therapy are usually derived from unopposed estrogen use, rather than for the combination of estrogen with progestin, but these findings vary by study design.
In addition, the applicability of current echocardiographic cut-off values to nonagenarian subpopulations may be debatable since the thresholds for normal values are usually derived from younger subpopulations.
Measures of BCF for assessment against the criteria are usually derived from laboratory tests in controlled conditions.
Recommendations for use in the hospital are usually derived from efficacy tests under practical conditions [ 5].
