The phrase "acquired from examples" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing knowledge, skills, or information that has been learned or obtained through specific instances or illustrations.
Example: "The techniques used in this project were acquired from examples found in various case studies."
Alternatives: "learned from examples" or "gained from illustrations".
Traditionally, tularemia is thought of as a disease contracted by persons performing outdoor activities such as hunting or farming, but it can also be acquired from pets, for example, hamsters or prairie dogs, which are occasionally traded internationally (1 ).
It is possible that it represents a zoonotic infection acquired, for example, from blood-sucking arthropods such as ticks, fleas, and lice [ 2] or by direct transmission from another mammalian host through parenteral or oral inoculation of blood [ 3], but no such transmission events were recalled by the patient before onset of disease.
Some antiquities, for example, were acquired from Giacomo Medici, a dealer now appealing against a ten-year prison sentence in Italy for illegal dealing.
The spacer sequences are generally acquired from exogenously introduced sequences, for example, from bacteriophages and plasmids, and are transcribed to resist their re-invasion.
For example, knowledge acquired from previous research may influence the focal point of observations; thereby determine what to lay emphasis on and what to take no notice of.
In the literature, mainly the characteristics of voice data are acquired from the frequency domain, for example, LPC, cepstral coefficients, and MFCC.
Such methods, developed within the Bayesian decision theory (Berry, 1995), allow one to estimate the value of further information, for example, as acquired from an RCT, in reducing the uncertainty about a possible decision.
In the UK example, the sterling acquired from selling gilts was likely to be redeposited in a British bank.Now one could say that the aim of the ECB programme is different.
Other vessels include the Vosper motor torpedo boat MTB-71, acquired from the British Military Powerboat Trust in 2005, an example of an X-Craft midget submarine, and a wartime Royal National Lifeboat Institution boat, the Jesse Lumb which was stationed at Bembridge on the Isle of Wight.
For example, nuclear morphometry acquired from two dimensional confocal images of the cervical epithelium can be used to distinguish normal epithelium from high grade dysplasia in the cervix [33].
