Sentence examples for circumstances derived from inspiring English sources

On the basis of indications provided by the International Diabetes Federation (The IDF does not recommend 'reinventing the wheel', but does strongly encourage the redesign of the wheel to suit local circumstances), derived guidelines have thus been drafted for obvious reasons related to the rational use of both human and economic resources.

Cause-specific classification was achieved by processing the data made available from the verbal autopsy questionnaire, through InterVA version 4.02 (http://www.interva.net), a probabilistic method that estimates the probability of specific causes of death based on reported signs, symptoms and circumstances derived through verbal autopsy [ 30].

Her new circumstances derive from her stardom at the Swedish Cottage Marionette Theater, where the musical "Pippi" honors the centennial of Astrid Lindgren, the Swedish author of the Pippi books and a woman ahead of her time.

The concept that the synthesis rate of glycogen would be increased under such circumstances derives from observation of an increase in the active form of muscle glycogen synthase, even though no change in muscle glycogen concentrations could be detected [ 2].

The three indicators of material circumstances were derived from different sources.

Questions around household circumstances were derived from the Ethiopian rural household survey [ 17].

Information in the categories "physician as professional" and "personal circumstances" was derived from the pre-visit questionnaire and pre-visit conversations between the DPI and the visited physician.

The centerpiece of the show, the daunting Destruction Quartet, features four video loops depicting historical circumstances of violence derived from both global news and contemporary art, a commentary on the mutable relationship between creation and destruction.

Although there is evidence to support increased risk of adult CVD incidence and mortality under poorer childhood socioeconomic circumstances, it was derived from high-RoB reviews and therefore constitutes an area for improvement.

Also, going into more detail in the approach, modes can be derived from circumstances, interface states and internal states of the system and not only from circumstances, as initially established in the approach.

(Rawls's "limited altruism" in the "circumstances of justice" seems derived from Hume, and so might be characterised as a conservative feature of Rawls' thought).