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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are from remote" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to something originating from a remote location, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The data we collected are from remote areas that are difficult to access."
Alternatives: "are from distant" or "originate from remote".
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Hernández, in the meantime, has been claiming that the outstanding ballots, which are from remote areas across the country, are overwhelmingly for him.
Most are from remote Russian provinces, and many are from areas where journalists and indeed most other westerners were barred from visiting during the first eight decades of the 20th century.
Others are from remote and rural areas in Montana and North Dakota.
We observe that the large numbers of pharmacists using e-learning platforms in Poland are from remote areas, far from academic centres.
While the only strain of branch 5 was isolated close to the Pyrenees (South-West), the two samples from branch 4 are from remote geographical regions (West and South).
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All of the owls collected were from remote forested lands with no nearby urban or agricultural settings, suggesting the sources were marijuana farms, Gabriel said.
Sixty-one percent of these children were from remote regions.
One-quarter (27.7%) of the respondents were from remote or very remote regions.
A total of 33.6% of rural patients were from remote or very remote areas and the remainder from regional areas.
13 studies were included in the meta-analysis, 11 from low-income and two from middle-income countries and none were from remote areas.
Importantly, our study was performed at a remedy center in southwest China, where most of the TB patients were from remote and poor areas.
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