Sentence examples for derived from a study from inspiring English sources

He has said the portrait of Captain Queeg was derived from a study of psychoneurotic case histories, while the court proceedings in the story followed Navy rules.

This paper reports findings derived from a study of birdwatchers in the Azores.

It is all very well in its own place, they say, but the only true mental training is to be derived from a study of classics.

This paper reports findings derived from a study of 235 Chinese tourists interviewed in Queenstown, New Zealand.

The 50,000 number is derived from a study, released on Dec. 2, 2014, by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, an arm of the Department of Health and Human Services.

The model was validated by using the data derived from a study on hydrogen leakage in supply pipelines in the laboratory of the University of Pisa.

Because the six Lleyn clones were derived from a study that assessed the effects of Xenopus oocyte extract before nuclear transfer on pregnancy outcomes30, we initially investigated if this had any influence on our measurements of body composition, glucose metabolism and blood pressure by ANOVA.

The discussion is derived from a study of three green rating systems representing international, national and local systems with reference to intentions, mechanisms and benchmarks to facilitate objective assessments.

For instance, the claim that 7 million jobs would be created from Romney's tax plan is a 10-year number, derived from a study written by John W. Diamond, a professor at Rice University.

Psychometric properties for the PedsQL 3.0 CP Module were derived from a study with a sample of children with Cerebral Palsy ages 5 18 years [ 72].

The raw growth data analyzed in this study were derived from a study by Gagneur et al. (2013), in which the experimental procedures are described in detail.