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Meanings of derived in anglès

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Formed or developed from something else; not original.

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Patients and methods: Source data were derived from National Health Insurance claims.
Pubmed
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Furthermore, EFSA derived new MRL proposals for some commodities of animal origin.
Pubmed
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The number was derived by simply adding together the two countries' populations.
The Guardian
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That number was derived by simply adding together the two countries' populations.
The Guardian
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Even bioplastics, products derived from plants, come with their own environmental concerns.
The Guardian
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However, the tumor-derived regulatory programs that promote intratumoral immunosuppression remain poorly defined.
Pubmed
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Moreover, neurospheres derived from animals with Copb2 variants grew less than control.
Pubmed
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The sequence differences, however, indicate that they are derived from different ancestors.
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They said it was the best Something Happens-derived song of that week.
The Irish Times
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Ironically, part of Orwell's difficulties derived from the success of Animal Farm.
The Guardian
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Conclusion: Longitudinally derived phenotypes performed better than cross-sectional measures in linkage analyses.
Pubmed
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Risk aversion, stress from uncertainty, and malpractice concerns were derived via survey.
Pubmed
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Conclusions: These studies strongly suggest that human fibroblasts are derived from HSCs.
Pubmed
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Thus, platelet-derived 12-HETE may play an important role in mediating thrombotic process.
Pubmed
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The personnel time and costs were derived from time and motion observations.
Pubmed
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The new Gag-derived proteins undergo dramatic rearrangements to form the mature virus.
Pubmed
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