Sentence examples for come from the analysis from inspiring English sources
New data come from the analysis of soft sediment deformation, palaeosols, geomorphological mapping, and published seismic surveys on the onshore and offshore Gulf of Cadiz.
Many of the biggest developments will come from the analysis of big data, not from traditional experiments that survey a relatively small number of people.
In recent years, major advances have also come from the analysis of ancient and medieval timings of lunar and solar eclipses by Babylonian and Chinese and Arab astronomers.
Many insights into the mechanisms that control the process of immune cell development and maturation in response to infection come from the analysis of various gene-deficient mice that lack some or all hallmark features of lymphoid tissues.
The findings published in the European Heart Journal come from the analysis of 743,498 Swedish men who were medically examined when they were conscripted into the army aged 18, between 1969 and 1984.
Information systems designed to manage these data, and the functional insights (biological knowledge) that come from the analysis of these data, are critical to mining large, heterogeneous data sets for new biologically relevant patterns, to generating hypotheses for experimental validation, and ultimately, to building models of how biological systems work.
Nearly everything we know about the Universe comes from the analysis of the light that happens to fall onto the Earth from space.
Moreover, our bias toward analysis makes us blind to the limitations of analytical "proof". Proof comes from the analysis of past data.
The purpose of this paper is to present a method for processing electron microprobe data coming from the analysis of degraded cementitious materials.
The earliest published information on the diet of Black Swifts comes from the analysis of the stomach and esophageal contents of Black Swift specimens collected between 1882 and 1940.
An interesting observation that comes from the analysis of these data is that some protease sequences are localized preferentially in specific areas of the conformational landscape of this protein.
