1. She derived no benefit from the course of drugs.

2. The English word 'olive' is derived from the Latin word 'oliva'.

3. We have derived a great deal of benefit from her advice.

4. He derived great pleasure from painting.

5. This word is derived from Latin.

6. She derived/obtained great satisfaction from/out of helping other people.

7. The company derived substantial benefit from the deal.

8. Many students derived enormous satisfaction from the course.

9. These remedies are derived mainly from the natural world.

10. The new drug is derived from fish oil.

11. a channel derived by time division multiplexing.

12. The enzyme is derived from human blood.

13. The revenue is derived from the following sources.

14. Margarine is derived from vegetable oils.

15. Thousands of English words are derived from Latin.

16. Many English words are derived from Latin.

17. He derived his enthusiasm for literature from his father.

18. Many English words are derived from Latin and Greek.

19. This income was derived directly from his writing.

20. The word 'politics' is derived from a Greek word meaning 'city'.

21. The data derived from this project has vastly increased our knowledge of how genes work.

22. Anna's strength is derived from her parents and her sisters.

23. Many English words are derived from Latin and Greek words.

24. He derived great satisfaction from knowing that his son was happy.

25. The name of the mountain appears to be derived from an old Norse word.

26. Their numerical system, derived from the Babylonians(http:///derived.html), was based on multiples of the number six.

27. She derived a great deal of satisfaction from this achievement.

28. It was derived from an ordinary domestic vacuum cleaner.

29. Scallops, like oysters, are derived from bivalves.

30. Hughes' music is derived from blues and jazz.

1. The English word 'olive' is derived from the Latin word 'oliva'.

2. We have derived a great deal of benefit from her advice.

3. Many English words are derived from Latin and Greek.

31. I have always derived great comfort from William Shakespeare.

32. Some preparation in nursing care and skills is obviously necessary before the full benefit of learning at the bedside can be derived.

33. Reasoning can be applied to arguments that have false premises, however, and logical conclusions can be derived.

34. The beef involved came from locally reared cattle that were fed meat and bonemeal derived from cattle and sheep remains.

35. Law was no longer conceived of as an eternal set of principles expressed in custom and derived from natural law.

36. There was, once upon a time, another book from which this kind of scientific certainty was derived.

37. Then, studying changes over time, he set out to test the main conclusions derived from cross-sectional studies.

37. try its best to gather and create good sentences.

38. Indeed the Faculty encourages interdisciplinary activity and recognises that much innovative work has derived from the intellectual stimulus of multidisciplinary study.

39. Their appearance is connected with anharmonicity, which leads to a breakdown of the selection rules derived assuming simple harmonic motion.

40. Support for this comes from the finding that faecal protease activity, largely derived from bacteria, is increased threefold in colitis.

41. Alternatively, the balance conditions of the Hay bridge can be derived to allow L and R to be calculated.

42. Tests will be derived by checking whether generalisations of a model under scrutiny lead to significant gains.

43. The main farming activity was livestock production so that two-thirds of the total farm income derived from livestock.

44. Then a basic algorithm for division is shown in Figure 2.4, again derived from the normal pencil-and paper method.

45. Purcell, Haydn and Schubert were among the many who derived most of their basic musical training from being apprenticed as choristers.

46. Dark, sensuous lilac is derived from the Persian word for midnight blue indigo, itself an import from the Indus.

47. Does one have to be a Scrooge to by cynical about pleasures which are derived from escaping reality rather than embracing it?

48. To read the passage is to be warned against accepting, without careful consideration, anything suspected of being derived from Ephoros.

49. He derived, so far as I could tell, not the slightest satisfaction from seeing his most dire predictions fulfilled.

50. The strange thing was that he derived no real enjoyment from smoking.

51. Later in the year, a multiprocessing operating system derived from Unisys' current product will appear.

52. The method is based on the maturation cycle of gut associated lymphoid tissue derived lymphocytes.

53. A good part of the difficulty is derived directly from the structure of social and cultural values discussed earlier in this book.

54. The knowledge is derived from the actual relationships implicit in the data.

55. The cognitive schemata of the adult are derived from the sensorimotor schemata of the child.

56. The children were wonderfully responsive, with a great sense of humour and they derived enormous excitement from the games and competitions.

57. In the first incident, it still has not been shown that the infection derived from inside the hospital.

58. The trade name Permutit was given to this patented ion exchange process, it being derived from the Latin verb to exchange.

59. None of the major implications derived from the simple model would be affected by the introduction of these mechanisms.

60. From this a distribution of the word scores assigned to the target words was derived.

61. This suggests that the mare basalts and the highland rocks have both been derived from mantle rocks of intermediate density.

62. In other words, cell lines derived from tumours of the same tissue may contain two different transforming genes.

63. The ordinate scaling is derived by dividing the area beneath a normal distribution curve into columnar segments of equal area.

64. The same point can be illustrated from the solid profit which was derived from the expanding royal protection of bishoprics.

65. Unless they are boned, sir-loin steaks contain bone pieces of irregular shape that are derived from the hipbone.

66. Bjornsson decided not to use a formula derived from multiple regression analysis.

67. Figure 4 illustrates that the general equilibrium we have just derived is indeed a stable one.

67. try its best to gather and create good sentences.

68. He or she is aware that logically derived conclusions have a validity independent of factual truth.

69. Till-covered plain Derived from gneisses, sandstones and conglomerates the extensive glacial tills in Lewis have sandy loam textures.

70. The manual gearboxes are derived from those fitted to the larger Renault 19 range.

71. Nobody knew whether or not it worked but we derived a certain pleasure from the savagery of the gambit.

72. Both bone shapes and muscle structure provide clues to identifying the part of the carcass from which a cut is derived.

73. In the Comstock-Needham system the terminology of the cells is derived from the veins which form their anterior margins.

74. The name was derived from dense mesquite groves that early railroad workers encountered there.

75. Zen had always derived much amusement from Ellen's simple-minded approach to current affairs.

76. An expression for the lowering of vapour pressure for dilute solutions can be derived from Raoult's law.

77. Human decency is not derived from religion. It precedes it. Christopher Hitchens 

78. His name was derived from his habit of wearing a blue hood of coarsely woven cloth which masked his face.

79. The notion of class consciousness is derived directly from Marxist analysis.

80. This is not surprising because there is still comparatively little available evidence from which such explanations can be derived.

81. Compounds of limitation are derived at three different levels, from limitations which are continuous, contextual, and contingent.

82. Therefore, triglyceride quantitation is based on the measurement of both the free glycerol and the glycerol derived from triglyceride hydrolysis.

83. Leese's idiosyncratic views on race derived from his own experiences rationalized in terms of a particular intellectual tradition.

84. Derived from satellite imagery at comparatively low resolution, predicted yields for different crops in different nation states become of commercial value.

85. Since reports were in sign the lexical identification of individual items often derived from the other parameters.

86. It is possible that some elements of the Hooligan dress-style were derived from the clothes favoured by costermongers in mid-nineteenth-century London.

87. Further studies indicate that these cells are derived of a novel cell lineage.

88. This list could be greatly extended with accounts of successful predictions and explanations made possible by inductively derived scientific laws and theories.

89. A definitive list of words was derived from a number of machine-readable dictionaries.

90. However the quantities derived from these parameters, which relate to biologically meaningful quantities, are very consistent.

91. In inland areas salt is derived from a number of sources.

92. The most striking characteristic of Morris's designs is a sensuous vitality derived from his deep love of nature.

93. Culture is derived as a historical force prior to the existence of any individual subject, but is only realizable through agency.

94. The drink and drug revenue, too, is derived from the poor.

95. Using the terminology derived from holography, we can reinterpret these waves as follows.

96. One kind of astrocyte and the oligodendrocytes are derived from a common dividing progenitor cell which can differentiate into either cell type.

97. Surprisingly, the language problems produced by other forms of damage do not necessarily follow these principles derived from stroke patients.

97. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

98. Geologists believe that oil and coal are composed of organic molecules because they themselves are derived from living things.

99. Digitalis, a heart drug that can be fatal in higher doses, is derived from the foxglove plant.

100. Precedent here refers to judicial precedent, derived from cases decided within the hierarchy of the court structure.

101. He had come to think of the attack as a living creature which derived its nourishment from the speed of its progress.

102. Quantitative data derived from densitometer traces of these and other cleavage patterns are presented as histograms in Figure 2.

103. The gnathostome condition, with paired nasal sacs not associated with a through duct, would therefore be a derived condition.

104. Fermanagh the Carboniferous sediments thin northwards against the land mass from which they were derived.

105. Some may require the full power of a normal form, while some can be derived directly.

106. Significant further research and investigation of the possibilities and benefits to be derived from such an approach are recommended. 14.4.

107. Over the same period the percentage derived from earnings has decreased from 27 percent to 9 percent.

108. There are several possible ways of administering tests which might be derived from the Cockcroft Committee's recommendations.

109. Hence, they failed to recognize the inconsistency between their espoused motivations for management and how they derived satisfaction from work.

110. She will make no extravagant claims for her skin- and hair-care products, all derived from natural ingredients.

111. The items used were derived from data from participant observation, and therefore constituted a re-presentation of items to the community.

112. The survey has produced the first national estimate of below tolerable standard houses derived from consistently applied methods.

113. In recent years there had been a considerable increase in the revenue derived from tourism.

114. In its present form this story is of recent origin, although it is derived from an ancient tale.

115. The other is that observation yields a secure basis from which knowledge can be derived.

116. He strongly advocated the greater efficiency derived from the concentration of Government Offices in the Whitehall area, close to the Treasury.

117. Interest in plant derived antiulcer drugs declined following the success of synthetic antihistamine drugs in the 1970s.

118. Magmas erupted at mid-ocean ridges are derived from the upper mantle.

119. A glycol ether of the same chemical group from which antifreeze is derived.

120. The investigation showed that the pollution probably derived from an engineering works that closed some 15 years ago.

121. Thus the coastline receives not only the products of marine erosion but also the waste derived from subaerial erosion.

122. Furthermore, much of the writing and even foreign staff in conservation institutions are derived directly from colonial administrations.

123. Questions designed to evaluate the educational objectives of the projects were derived from other studies assessing self esteem and locus of control.

124. It is a small self-enclosed world with its own miniature atmosphere derived from living creatures.

125. The partial government shutdown derived from the budget stalemate will reach three weeks this Friday.

126. Present garden stock of this blue-flowered scrambling perennial is derived from a more recent introduction.

127. Thus it has been possible to study the behaviour of the basin basement using a measure derived from the basement formations.

127. Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress every day!

128. Disease activity must therefore be derived from the degree of abnormal bowel uptake on abdominal scans.

129. The power of these royals derived as much from their role as religious leaders as from their military might.

130. He noted that four kinds of culturally derived orientations toward politics seem to have a bearing on the pattern of opposition.

131. Bono is derived from some gang name he acquired during a recent delinquent youth.

132. For many circuits, practical values will need to be derived by scaling: but be cautious about accuracy.

133. Physical knowledge is knowledge of properties of objects and is derived from actions on objects.

134. Apart from the addition of variables derived from the two new questions, the other tables do not exactly correspond.

135. Homoeopathy is based on the observations which resulted from a number of studies and on further experimental investigations derived from these.

136. A nominal diameter may also be derived from the volume of the pebble.

137. I therefore derived a secret enjoyment from the gibes of which the perpetrators were unaware.

138. Geological maps have been digitised together with the lithology and stratigraphy derived from over 1250 boreholes and geophysical logs from over 70 boreholes.

139. If these products replace those derived from fossil fuels, it will make a significant contribution to reducing the greenhouse effect.

140. Psychological models derived from the observation of groups consisting of students can no longer be taken as representing general truths.

141. But, of course, the performed Hamlet is not the medium through which my thinking about the play has largely been derived.

142. This shows how a name can be derived from one entirely different from its original.

143. The irrational spectre of money illusion is often seen to lie behind the complex facade of income-expenditure models derived from the system.

144. This would explain why they are less able to support development in the embryos that are derived from them.

145. First, there is their expertise derived from the subject content of their degree.

146. Designworks 1.2 Designworks is one of the few budget drawing packages that isn't derived from a larger, more expensive product.

147. Physical knowledge is knowledge of the physical properties of objects derived by the manipulation of objects.

148. Goffman's curves fitted very well to those derived by differential equations validated in epidemiology.

149. While Aristotle's scheme is founded on normative grounds, Finer's scheme is derived empirically.

150. Many, many of us have found inspiration in her teaching and have derived much pleasure from her comradeship.

151. Soap was locally made from animal fat and lime mixed with potash derived from the burning of green bracken.

152. A series of individual observation and interview measures will be derived on the basis of this ethnography.

153. The arguments in support of cheap nuclear power have always derived from a deceptively simple premise.

154. How important is land use compared with deposition of strong acids derived from the combustion of fossil fuels?

155. One of the precepts derived from the principle is that Parliament is not bound by its predecessors.

156. Evolutionary reconstructions suggest that all the citrus fruits were derived from crosses between four different species.

157. The applicability of such data derived from uranium miners to the general population is central to the radon issue.

158. They also include products whose values are linked to, or derived from,(Sentencedict) movements in exchange rates or stock markets.

159. At the base there is a locally derived ground moraine that may be a remnant glacial deposit of much greater antiquity.

160. Inferences or conclusions based on deductive reasoning are necessarily true only if the premises they are derived from are true.

161. Earlier we saw how spiral images may have derived from snails and other natural forms, from sea shells to galaxies.

162. This prediction is derived from a free-form textual description of the problem.

163. A line was established from clone 59 and clean stocks derived by caesarean section.

164. Typically, derived words are listed as separate items in a dictionary.

165. Lagoven said its heating oil is mostly derived from its refinery at Amuay in the western state of Falcon.

166. Hemler and Longstaff derived a number of empirical predictions of their general equilibrium model that differ from those of the no-arbitrage model.

167. There is little justification in using weights derived from individually based analyses in a regional formula for two main reasons.

168. Empirically derived combinations of chemotherapeutic drugs have given disappointing results.

169. For instance, one medication, derived from bitter almonds, claims to boost the immune system.

170. Is the revenue generated by such contracts truly derived from the employer's position as patentee of the invention?

171. The infilling sandstone is derived from the fossil soil over which the root was growing.

172. Most data are derived from cross-sectional studies, with their inherent methodological limitations.

173. Assuming the new equilibrium price is instantly established, they derived an expression for the change in price between transactions.

174. We must also examine critically the notion that individual practitioners enjoy an autonomy which is somehow derived from that of the collectivity.

175. After all, who can measure the value derived from a dessert once you take away the nutritive factors?

176. Many enduring results could be noted and a number of unforeseen benefits were derived.

177. This interest is undoubtedly driven by the search for plastic materials derived from sustainable carbon sources and which biodegrade naturally upon disposal.

178. Each is derived, no doubt, from some ancient shared ancestor.

179. Animal remains derived from sheep, horse, cattle and camels while agriculture was attested by flax seeds.

180. Practitioners need a clear understanding of the processes by which social inequalities of various forms are derived from prejudicial and stereotypical attitudes.

181. Such findings suggest that famous coffee drinkers such as Bach and Kant may have derived little help from their caffeine habits.

182. The present-value formula may be derived directly from the compound interest formula.

183. Basic information about syntactic structure can not be derived from experimentation in the absence of prior knowledge derived from observational methods.

184. Food could be turned into energy via respiration, in which glucose is either derived from food or from photosynthesis.

185. Data for nutritional care audits are derived from written documentation in the medical research and dietetic card file.

186. The information derived requires modification to create a computationally useful formulation of the information.

187. The theory is that industrial alcohol can desensitize some one to all synthetic organic chemicals,(http:///derived.html) because it is derived from oil.

188. The architectural style of the region was derived partly from Kiev but was also influenced by Novgorod and by Western Byzantine culture.

189. More important information about the influence of hereditary factors in ulcer disease has been derived from studies of twins.

190. Extraordinary revenues derived from the general obligation of the King's subjects to aid him in times of emergency.

191. One in every four purchases from your local chemist contains compounds derived from rainforest species.

192. The second argument is based on the conclusion derived in Chapter 4 that associative learning tends to be context-dependent.

193. A horse's sweat is hypertonic ie it contains a higher concentration of salts than the plasma from which it is derived.

194. A third hypothesis can be derived from our analysis, this time concerning the share of intraindustry trade for individual countries.

195. The following problem solving technique is derived from the practice of work study and management consultancy.

196. The losses typically have been covered by other port revenues, such as money derived from leasing of port property.

197. When we calculate the uncertainty in position, Ax, we use formulae for resolving power which are derived from wave optics.

198. Was not a sense of religious destiny derived from sources that were essentially insulated from the effects of interchanging sun and earth?

199. A more accurate analysis of ulcer recurrence can be derived using lifetable analysis.

200. Hepatoma cells are differentiated tumor cells derived from liver.

201. Derived small catchment units are further subdivided and merged to meet the requirements of FFDCP.

202. All power is vested in, and consequently derived from, the people.

203. The plastic elemental stiffness matrix was derived by plastic - hinge method.

204. For some special cases, the deterministic convex optimization problems are derived.

205. Vital statistics are the basic or derived data regarding vital events.

206. The analogous column is derived from frame without the overhangs.

207. These composite indices are derived by standardizing each of its component series.

208. A psychological line in alienation theory can also be identified , partically derived from Hegel.

209. The arbitrator's authority derived from the consent of the disputants.

210. The word " pattern " is derived from the same root as the word patron.

211. Bankground: Endometrial carcinoma ( EC ) is a kind of malignancies derived form endometria.

212. The neurofibromas are multiple benign neoplasms of the peripheral nervous system, arising from mesodermally - derived Schwann cells.

213. The cyclotron frequency can also be derived by an elementary argument.

214. A generalized model for cluster formation of arsenic atoms has been derived.

215. On the other, the transcendental ecstasy derived from the communion of a human being with nature.

216. Study Design. Reanalysis of data derived from longitudinal cohort studies.