Sentence examples for wholly derived from inspiring English sources

It was not "Paradise Lost"; it was science, a conceptual system wholly derived from clinical experience.

While a flavor like honey green tea will be recognizably tea-flavored; the strawberry black tea seems wholly derived from strawberry Nestlé Quik.

This creed is wholly derived from New Testament affirmations, but the 5th-century legend that the Twelve Apostles were its authors is without foundation.

This time that was the phrase "Love will save the day," partially, but not wholly, derived from the 1987 Whitney Houston song of the same name, according to Ms. Abe.

Of particular interest, a segment that was wholly derived from the bacterial gene yielded variegated expression.

Exon 1A is wholly derived from the antisense ERV1 pol region.

It seems probable that MIF expression in melanoma cells has an impact upon their proliferative capacity in vivo but whether the MIF gene expression detected in clinical samples is wholly tumour derived is not entirely clear.

Chimeric animals may be cross-bred, generating wholly ESC derived mice.

This question invites a priori answers, and Timaeus' arguments about the most general features of the universe as a whole (for example, why it exists, why it is alive and intelligent, why it is unique, why it is shaped and composed as it is) are derived wholly a priori.

These hosts have hematolymphoid systems that are derived wholly or in part from donor stem cells.

The energy required for nuclear division was reported to be wholly or partly derived from the anaerobic metabolism of glucose.