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derive

[dih-rahyv] / dɪˈraɪv /


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That included an estimated $15.5 billion on buybacks to offset dilution, which can be derived from Nvidia’s equity statement even though it isn’t expressly disclosed.

From The Wall Street Journal

In experiments using neurons derived from human stem cells, the researchers switched off individual genes to see how each one influenced toxic tau clumping.

From Science Daily

To address this shortage, the research team is producing its own stem cell derived islet cells in the laboratory.

From Science Daily

With oil markets upended by the conflict in Iran, commodity chemicals—which are derived from oil and natural gas—could see heightened volatility.

From Barron's

Direct beneficiaries of higher oil prices include Hibiscus Petroleum, a pure upstream player, and Dialog Group, with about 35% of profit derived from upstream.

From The Wall Street Journal