Sentence examples similar to a method gleaned from from inspiring English sources

Below are a few insights gleaned from our findings.

Here are a few lessons gleaned from four billionaires who learned from life experience, not lecture halls.

The results are based on an analysis gleaned from matching viewing data from those boxes and anonymous voter-registration records.

In Andrew Cutler and Shervin Rahimpour's method, the 3D images gleaned from CT scans can be superimposed on the subject's head — in it, really — using a Microsoft Hololens headset.

Sarah Rainsford who's in Havana says a lot can be gleaned from Fidel Castro's appearance.

A hint can be gleaned from gene1, however.

The Japanese have: created tiny solar batteries patterned after the way leaves turn sunlight into energy; gleaned from snail shells a method to produce self-cleaning tiles; and improved their bullet train's velocity through aerodynamic applications adopted from kingfishers' beaks and owls in flight.

Each interview was digitally recorded and then transcribed.> Qualitative methods for the analysis of interview data were gleaned from grounded theory methods (Strauss and Corbin, 1990).

Wildeman, Haskins, and Poehlmann-Tynan will publish an anthology of work gleaned from the conference.

We obtained verbal informed consent before commencing interviews, including an explanation that information gleaned from interviews was not for attribution.

We proposed that knowledge gleaned from those methods could be further refined using a multiple class predictor to separate classes of promoter elements from enhancers or nonfunctional DNA.