Sentence examples for drawing specifically on from inspiring English sources

This paper provides evidence to the contrary, by drawing specifically on the case of Mexico.

"Drawing specifically on the NSA Prism program, the presentation offers law enforcement, intelligence and other interested parties, to join an alliance in order to establish equivalent data-mining operations in Russia," it adds — sticking its boot firmly back into U.S. government mass surveillance programs.

Drawing specifically on four key sets of questions [ 12] could provide the starting point for understanding the experience of each PHIT Partnership.

This study represents an original contribution by producing a conceptual map of factors influencing NA utilization amongst injured workers, drawing specifically on the perspectives of physicians and pharmacists.

As Hergé had previously made use of the 1931 Japanese invasion of Manchuria as a political backdrop for the setting in The Blue Lotus, King Ottokar's Sceptre would be the second Tintin adventure to draw specifically on contemporary events.

The more detailed demographic analyses and comparisons of child-only and mixed-generation households draw specifically on the 2006 GHS.

This study draws specifically on the following elements: a case-based approach, a focus on non-routine cases, semi-structured probing, and cognitive probes [ 15].

In Communities of Practice, he drew specifically on Benedict Anderson's seminal work on imagined communities and the rise of nationalism [ 41] to explain how CoP members envision and cultivate their commonality with others whom they may never meet face-to-face.

Drawn specifically to the school's focus on connecting various disciplines, Oezdogan was inspired by the school's liberal structure, and its encouragement of students to experiment within an array of materials and practices.

Rather than using average data on a species' biological characteristics, it may be more appropriate to use local data drawn specifically from sites of invasion versus noninvasion.

The reason for this was because we wanted to measure the effect of the intervention on GPs without the measured effect being artificially enhanced by the involvement of other partners, and we wished to draw conclusions specifically on the acceptance of such an intervention by this group.