Sentence examples for be learned from examination from inspiring English sources

However, there is still much to be learned from examination of confidence intervals in this context.

Although much can be learnt from examining national mortality databases, these do not allow examination of risk factors which are operating close to the demise of the fetus.

There may also be valuable lessons to be learned from a systematic re-examination of a range of placebo or contextual characteristics reported in previously published studies.

The motion also asks the Commons public administration and constitutional affairs committee to add to its current inquiry into the lessons to be learned from Chilcot "a further specific examination of this contrast in public and private policy and to report on what further action is necessary to help prevent repetition of this disastrous series of events".

While many of us see sports as an important social activity and frown upon online gaming -- thinking it only promotes solitary behavior -- upon further examination it seems that there is much to be learned from gaming culture.

"If a hearing would help the additional examination of the provisions and of the lessons to be learned from the Enron experience," Mr. Carle said, "then Senator Leahy has indicated he might call one".

Everything has to be learned from zero.

Can anything be learned from them?

What can be learned from such studies?

What should be learned from this anniversary?

What can be learned from all this?