Examples of using Were derived in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Many breeds were derived with a specific purpose, to solve some problems.
From these principles,exact methods by which one can improve conditions were derived.
The stem cells used by the researchers were derived from umbilical cords, which were obtained from human placentas.
He wasn't in a position to refute them, nor to refute the basic laws from which they were derived.
The triangle shows how three of the Brassica species were derived from three ancestral genomes, denoted by the letters AA, BB, or CC.
Here the Mahâguru came to them as Orpheus the Founder of the Orphic Mysteries,from which the later Mysteries of Greece were derived.
Clinical studies from which efficacy data were derived were conducted in Europe, Central and South America, Africa and Asia(see section 5.1).
These and many other things are clear proofs that before theIsraelitish Word there was a Word from which such revelations as these were derived.
P-values were derived from comparison for change from baseline within analysis of covariance model with treatment as term and baseline as covariate.
This"first born of the world" was Dionysius, with some Greeks; the God who sprang from the mundane egg,and from whom the mortals and immortals were derived.
DTDs persist in applications which need special publishing characters such as the XML andHTML Character Entity References, which were derived from the larger sets defined as part of the ISO SGML standard effort.
According to Sybil, she was initiated to replace an elderly Russian aunt who had been High Priestess of the coven,from which the New Forest covens in England were derived.
From the Black Speech, however, were derived many of the words that were in the Third Age wide-spread among the Orcs, such as ghâsh‘fire', but after the first overthrow of Sauron this language in its ancient form was forgotten by all but the Nazgûl.
Now that we have dispensed with this preliminary throat-clearing, it is time to explain the theoretical framework from which the Five Principles--and other fundamentals of evolutionary psychology-- were derived.
The Commission's observations on dumping to these third countries were derived from the information provided by the exporting producer, on all its sales to third countries, and this showed a distinct pattern of dumping with export prices in general being significantly lower than those charged in Singapore.
These divines, in order to please the rich, acquire worldly emoluments, and give vent to their envy and misbelief, wrote a number of treatises, refuting the claims of Muhammad, supporting their arguments with such evidences as it would be improper to mention,and claimed that these arguments were derived from the text of the Pentateuch.
The name'Nullarbor' was derived Latin term'nullus arbor' meaning'no tree'.
These breeds are derived specifically for the normal hunting.
Steroids are derived naturally or synthetically from the male hormone testosterone.
The presented safety information is derived principally from paediatric patients.
The viral weapon from which Umbrella Corporation's T-virus was derived.
From this, too, is derived the proverb,“Could Saul also be among the prophets?”.
Object type is the base from which all other objects are derived.
D Information on the organism(s) from which the insert is derived(donor).
He is the personality of love from whom all of these universe manifestations are derived.
The name of the country was derived from the Indonesian name of a mimosa tree.
Adverse reactions are derived from an integrated safety analysis including 12 clinical studies.
It's from his experiments the term"mutant" was derived.
Official website are derived.
After all, in a healthy body just enough,extra vitamins will simply be derived naturally.