Sentence examples for article that formed from inspiring English sources

In an article that formed only part of a 'Crusade' (their phrase) it was suggested that once Europe was enlarged on 1 May we would be overrun by Romany migrants.

These are Love's Knowledge,2 where other authors other than James are also considered, and "Exactly and Responsibly: A Defense of Ethical Criticism," an article that formed part of a debate with Richard Posner and Wayne Booth in 1997 and 1998 in Philosophy and Literature.3 It is this latter work that provides the central thesis to be considered.

This series also includes lists of books and articles that formed Kristeller's personal library.

This process resulted in identification of the articles that formed the basis of our review.

Examination of the abstracts and full texts allowed us to exclude non case-control studies or studies where the participants did not have CKD, leaving 9 articles that form the basis of this meta-analysis.

A cover article this weekend about four bands that formed in 1962, including the Rolling Stones and the Beach Boys, misidentifies which song the Beach Boys opened their set with at the "T.A.M.I.

Researchers also tracked the topics and issues that formed the bulk of those articles.

To identify potentially relevant articles, we used an existing database of 385 IPD meta-analyses articles that was formed using a systematic review to identify all IPD meta-analyses (on any topic) published up to March 2009 [ 21].

In a strongly worded article for the Guardian that forms the basis of a speech later today, Cridland says: "This week's political demands for a bill to underpin the prime minister's promise of an EU referendum have been a distraction from securing growth and jobs, which have to be the UK's top priority".

This article identifies specific interrelations with neuroscience that form the basis for a behavior-analytically faithful interpretation of reinforcement using neural-network techniques.

Each group also selects and assigns the articles that typically form the basis for discussions, including case studies, analyses of issues and problems relevant to RCR, and stories from the mainstream press.