Sentence examples for compiled from our from inspiring English sources

Here are some specific suggestions compiled from our interviews.

As shown in Table 1 (compiled from our literature survey), the average age of diagnosis is 64 years, with a male-to-female ratio of 1 1.9.

Below is a selection of some of our favorites (edited for length and clarity), compiled from our Web site, e-mail, and Facebook.

The cassette repository was compiled from our previous review (2) and new cassettes identified since this was published (currently >40) and is freely accessible, without user registration, from the RAC homepage.

The list of ToxArray™ genes was compiled from our own data, as well as extensive information from published studies investigating gene expression changes, assessed using microarrays or other technologies, following toxicant exposures.

We then use this phylogeny to reconstruct the evolution of sycophagine life-history strategies (galling habits/brood size and male polymorphism) based on information compiled from our own observations and several literature sources [ 50- 54, 60, 61, 63, 65, 73- 76].

Once some crucial biological and fishery-related processes have been quantified from field data or compiled from the literature, our approach is applicable to evaluate the vulnerability of a particular recreational fishery to fishing-induced evolution.

Yesterday's children; an anthology compiled from the pages of Our young folks, 1865-1873.

"This new evidence compiled from the past paired with our model for predicting future climate indicates that 'glacial' is anything but slow.

The effect of grinding and rolling (i.e. processing) of cereals and legumes (i.e. source) on site of starch digestion in lactating dairy cows was tested according to a 2×2 factorial design using a dataset derived from an overall dataset compiled from four experiments conducted at our laboratory that investigated effects of various processing techniques on digestion kinetics.

What we find in our data, compiled from only highly credible sources (FBI, DOJ, CDC, etc)., is that violence is directly and strongly correlated with socio-economic data on education, health, poverty, inequality, basic services, labor participation and social capital.