Example sentences of "derived from [noun] [prep] [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Evidence for the way in which information from successive units is integrated into an organised whole has been derived from experiments on semantic integration . |
| 2 | However , this model was derived from experiments on linear DNA . |
| 3 | Aaron and McGuire ( 1970 ) derived from assumptions about individual utility functions and the procedure determining public goods supply an explicit allocation formula , which values the ith person 's consumption of the public good at his marginal rate of substitution between the public good and income ( using the conditions for the optimum supply of the public good discussed in Lecture 16 ) . |
| 4 | The Royal 's confidence indicator , which is derived from reports on annual export performance , future prospects and export profitability , has increased significantly to 27 per cent , reflecting a much greater all-round optimism about export prospects . |
| 5 | Again , the laws of planetary motion , derived from observations of planetary positions etc. , have been successfully employed to predict the occurrence of eclipses . |
| 6 | A hundred years ago the average person ate less than 25 per cent fat in their diet ; today half our energy is derived from fat in different forms . |
| 7 | Some of it was undoubtedly derived from associations with British India , where graveyards abounded in miniature pagodas and obelisks . |
| 8 | Support for this interpretation can be derived from studies of delayed MTS in pigeons , which have found that the magnitude of the DOE diminishes as the length of the delay is reduced , there being no effect when there is no delay ( Brodigan and Peterson 1976 ; Edwards et al . |
| 9 | Griffin further argued that it was wrong to attempt to explain girls ' experience by trying to fit them into models derived from studies of male youth . |
| 10 | In particular , Thompson and Spencer 's list of the features of habituation was derived from studies of short-term examples of the phenomenon ; it may therefore be unreasonable to expect these features to be found also in latent inhibition ( see Lubow , Weiner , and Schnur 1981 ) . |
| 11 | Much of the information can be derived from studies of dilute solutions ; an absolute measurement of polymer chain size can be obtained from light scattering , when the polymer is large compared with the wavelength of the incident light . |
| 12 | Traditional ideas about the primitive vertebrate tail were derived from studies on pteraspid heterostracans . |
| 13 | G.P. Mudge , in a series of articles in The Hidden Hand entitled ‘ Pride of Race ’ , translated the arguments derived from traditions in nineteenth-century anthropology and biology into language racial nationalists could understand . |
| 14 | Without this social research runs the risk of imposing on its subject matter properties derived from mathematics for other purposes . |
| 15 | But the stations do demonstrate that architectural influences flowed north and south through the Americas , bending styles derived from Europe to new ends . |
| 16 | We have shown how group frequencies derived from experience with other molecules may be used to suggest assignments for particularly characteristic bands , and how the use of isotopes may assist us in the deduction of molecular structure and of the types of atoms involved in each mode . |
| 17 | The sort of information , however , which can be gleaned from coin inscriptions is much like that derived from inscriptions on other media . |
| 18 | The development and application of the ‘ flooding dose ’ technique to the measurement of protein synthesis is rapidly turning over tissues , such as tumour tissue , has facilitated a further evaluation of rates of protein synthesis in diseased tissues derived from patients with gastrointestinal pathology . |
| 19 | But embedded voices and ambiguous modes of focalisation are not particular to narrative fiction , and the analytical techniques derived from linguistics for literary stylistics and narratology may be borrowed back for application to non-literary discourses with all the added explanatory power that such interdisciplinary sabbaticals can achieve . |