Sentence examples for and characteristics from the from inspiring English sources

I've met with representatives and gleaned statistics and characteristics from the Fiske Guide.

The stations are named after themes and characteristics from the revolution, and we take a five stop run from Glory Station (festooned with chandelier lights that look like celebratory fireworks) to Triumph Station, lined with socialist-realist mosaics and murals.

We explore the NDAPs' accessibility and characteristics from the viewpoint of their patients and examine their role in the rural health care system.

Eisler's "Little Symphony" completes the program's sequence of contours and characteristics, from which the audience may be able to draw some surmises about an extraordinary musician.

The first is to identify the required energy information and characteristics from available data on the design.

We obtained information on hospital admissions and maternal and birth characteristics from the New York State Integrated Child Health Information System ICHISS).

In this study, we use data on health care utilisation and on individual, household and community characteristics from the 2008/2009 household budget survey [29].

VCU tests evaluate differences of productivity, quality, as well as biological, chemical and technological characteristics from the standard variety, resistance to pests and diseases, and additional relevant characteristics for commercialization.

School characteristics were derived from the 2003 and 2006 school censuses (http://www.teachernet.gov.uk/management/ims/datacollections/) and neighbourhood characteristics from the 2001 census (http://www.neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk).gov.uk

Descriptive statistics of participant demographic and background characteristics (from the baseline telephone interview), and the risk factor distribution (as identified on the ACASI screener) were computed.

Demographic parameters and disease characteristics from the EULAR Scleroderma Trial and Research database Data presented as median (interquartile range) or percentage.