Sentence examples for derived from the articles from inspiring English sources

Statistically, the statements are correct using just what can be derived from the articles.

Questions were derived from the articles being reviewed.

Themes derived from the articles reflected the socio-cultural lens of migration in respect of phases of transition: including pre-migration, migration and post-migration (Fig.  2).

The discussion of each issue is based on the data derived from the article content analysis.

Nevertheless, the authors could opt to use synthesized plasmid HPV53 DNA as an extra internal positive control by adding it to the sample but this could not be derived from the article.

Finally, a study was called 'not significant' if no statistically significant difference between the two groups was detected and 'not conclusive' if any conclusion about significance of survival results could be derived from the article.

Subjects were asked to critically appraise a research study about a diagnostic test using a worksheet derived from the article about diagnostic tests published in Users' Guides to EBM series [ 5].

The book's fame derives from the articles he wrote in relation to those matters—"genteelism," "mannerisms," "irrelevant allusion," "love of the long word," to name a few.

The book's fame derives from the articles he wrote in relation to those matters — "genteelism," "mannerisms," "irrelevant allusion," "love of the long word," to name a few.

We included 'locale' as a random term in each model to account for the potential lack of independence among effect sizes derived from the same article and/or the same experimental infrastructure.

To the best of our knowledge, reports of desmoid tumors derived from the stomach and articles regarding spontaneous shrinkage of an intra-abdominal desmoid tumor are rather scant [10 12].