derive

(redirected from derived from)
Also found in: Dictionary, Thesaurus, Legal, Idioms.

de·rive

(dĭ-rīv′)
v.
1. To obtain or receive from a source.
2. To produce or obtain a chemical compound from another substance by chemical reaction.
Mentioned in ?
References in periodicals archive ?
Even though the Shahabad soil is derived from thelimestone, the soil is not calcareous but many limestone derived soils reported in the literature are calcareous in nature (Dasog and Hadimani, 1980; Khresat and Taimeh, 1998).
A comparative study on properties of black soils derived from different parent materials
After transplantation, the circulating placenta-derived ECFCs formed significantly more blood vessels in vivo than the ECFCs derived from umbilical cord blood, indicating not only that there are inherent functional differences between resident and circulating ECFC populations, but that the placenta-derived cells are more vasculogenic.
Stem cells from human placenta are more effective at forming blood vessels
If the discount rate is derived from public market data, more often than not it is reflective of a minority interest and the value derived would be a minority interest.
What's your company worth?
In Calgary, 12 cents of every dollar of income was derived from transfer payments--Old Age Security, social assistance and other public payment systems.
Employment remains stable as source of income
While DPGR generally do not include gross receipts derived from services (except for certain construction, engineering and architectural services), the gross receipts of certain services may be included in DPGR under Notice 2005-14, Section 4.
Notice 2005-14 offers Sec. 199 guidance
Foods Derived From Biotechnology FAO/WHO Published 2004 Paperback 51 Pages Price: 10.
Foods Derived from Biotechnology
DPGR equals the taxpayer's gross receipts derived from the production in the United States of certain specific types of real and personal property.
Some assembly required: treasury provides first round of guidance on the domestic manufacturers' deduction
A South Korean woman paralyzed for 20 years is walking again after scientists say they repaired her damaged spinal cord using stem cells derived from umbilical cord blood," reported the French AFP wire service on November 28.
Pro-life stem-cell therapy
Hallgreen esters are derived from renewable resources, and are said to meet customer needs for environmentally friendly esters.
"Green" ester additives
Another source of inner ear progenitor cells are embryonic stem cells, which are derived from the inner cell mass of the mouse blastocyst (figure 3).
Feasibility of treating hearing disorders with stem cells: update
Researchers have long known that immune cells derived from bone marrow provoke an infection-stopping inflammatory response in skin wounds.
Marrow cells take up residence in wounds
In April, the European Union's latest set of regulations dealing with foods derived from genetically modified (GM) sources took effect.
What do Europe's GM regs require? A conscientious manufacturer will be at in disadvantage against unscrupulous competitors operating anywhere on the planet

Medical browser ?
Full browser ?