Sentence examples for cases to draw from inspiring English sources

This is not surprising since there is no repository of such cases to draw from.

A few promising but yet 'unfinished' examples do exist in the region and we review these cases to draw lessons and recommendations.

These perspectives, although providing important insights into the local and regional perspectives of people regarding biobanking also have an unintended consequence of standardizing conceptions of attitudes, which can be used in many cases to draw on for legitimacy.

Several other loci were coamplified but contained too few cases to draw any reliable conclusions.

In contrast, purposeful or non-probability sampling is an ascending method, working up from individual cases to draw conclusions and generate idiographic knowledge [ 33].

However, this work was based on too small a number of cases to draw general conclusions (16 proteins involved in heterodimeric interactions and 5 involved in homodimeric interactions).

Tony Castro, who unsuccessfully challenged Ms. Pirro for district attorney in November, accused her during the campaign and again in an interview this week of using the Durst case to draw media attention to herself.

Mosby, one of the youngest African American prosecutors in the the country, holds a crucial role in the latest case to draw international attention to police brutality in the US.

He used his case to draw attention to the matter.

The proposed measure is tested on a small transit network to display its function, and finally, it is applied to an empirical case to draw practical findings.

So the writers figured they'd throw in a nurse rape case to draw interest.