Sentence examples for drawing from that data from inspiring English sources

We just finished up a paper for the American Sociological Association, my graduate student Leah Gose and I, drawing from that data as well as from the eight counties, field interviews and observations.

Then a summary is given of published experimental data as well as conclusions that can be drawn from that data.

But it was a harrowing reminder of how much information Uber has on us, and how many conclusions about our behavior can be drawn from that data.

"I think the only conclusions one can draw from that data is that claiming of responsibility is not a given in terrorism in the United States," Braniff wrote in an email to the Huffington Post.

'Patterns and clusters of meaning' (Ritchie and Ormston [2014], 271) were drawn from the data that related to the students' attitudes to learning and several codes were thus identified.

Despite the limitations that arise from the non-independence of the chromosomes one conclusion that can be drawn from the data is that the chromosomes with a purine (G&A) skew are predominantly Gram-Positive bacteria.

The general conclusion that might be drawn from the data is that seedcakes are the richest source of phenylpropanoid compounds in the plant and the level of this compounds in modified flax plants is significantly higher than in control plants.

Several parallels can be drawn from this data and that published by Kocherlakota et al., on the intracellular domain of the Duf ligand SNS [36].

An additional conclusion that can be drawn from the data presented in this article is that patients who do not show significant, objective improvement by the second week of PICU care are unlikely to survive.

"The only information that will be made public are statistical conclusions drawn from the data, other general observations that may be drawn from the data, and any correspondence that you may send to the commission' responding to questions in the June 28 letter.

That logic seems narrow, but not tremendously controversial — and, while it's interesting to see the data of aggregated attraction, the conclusions that can be drawn from the data are much less subtle than Archer and Jockers seem to think.