Sentence examples for drawing from the data of from inspiring English sources

The NeighborWorks study tried to minimize this bias by drawing from the data of the credit-rating agency Experian to select a comparison group with credit practices similar to those of the counseled buyers.

Servoss and Finn relied on a sample of about 700 high schools, drawing from the data of three national surveys.

The remarkable selectivity of quinalizarin is further highlighted by drawing from the data of Table 1 the Gini coefficient (0.747) and hit rate (0.007) denoting a very specific kinase inhibitor.

Therefore, the L0 model should allow useful conclusions to be drawn from the data of A. lyrata and C. rubella.

Since similar results and conclusions were drawn from the data of EP and SP, the results at EP are presented in Fig.  2a and the results at SP are given in the Additional file 1: Figure S2.

Some samples show increasing T1 values above 35°C but any conclusions about clear overall trends of T1 with temperature during the phase transition cannot be drawn from the data of the relaxation times taking into account the accuracy problems at high temperatures.

Similar conclusions can be drawn from the data for a comparison of alligators and humans shown in Table 2.

One criticism of InfoAxe's search algorithm is that it only draws from the data hose of its product, which provides a limited view.

Our overall system achieves an Area Under the Receiver Operating Characteristics curve of 95.3% for detecting laughters and 90.4% for fillers on the test set drawn from the data specifications of the Interspeech 2013 Social Signals Sub-challenge.

Again, we find no significant difference in the conclusions to be drawn from the data when quantification of phosphorylated proteins is compared to their respective total proteins or β-Actin.

Therefore, no conclusion about causality can be drawn from the data due to a variety of confounding variables.