Sentence examples for drawn from analyses from inspiring English sources

We demonstrate that H4K20 is neither essential for DNA replication nor for completion of development, unlike inferences drawn from analyses of H4K20 methyltransferases.

Dr Dan Challender, a species programme officer for the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN), which advised the UN on the report, said that it had drawn from analyses of 164,000 wildlife product seizures in 120 countries.

Therefore, findings drawn from analyses of these data may have important implications for educational policies and practices.

Our system extends StackOverflow through the use of social networking features that enable users interested in reasoning about application deployments to use and share knowledge drawn from analyses of information repositories.

Havelock's position, drawn from analyses of Xenophon and Aristophanes as well as Plato himself, was that Plato's presentation of his teacher was largely a fiction, and intended to be a transparent one, whose purpose was to represent indirectly Plato's own ideas.

Perhaps more importantly, our data suggest that inferences drawn from analyses of widely divergent molecular sequences are to be regarded with skepticism, since the outcome heavily depends on the resulting alignment chosen.

Providing orientation in this case seems to be impossible at the first glance – but there is a constructive way as will be shown in this paper: orientation can be drawn from analysing the diverging futures both semantically and hermeneutically (Section 4).

Drawing from analyses of broader regional policies and an extensive literature review, a conceptual framework is presented.

The new documents draw from analyses of three other rigs in the gulf and attempt to provide an overview for the entire North American division of the Transocean fleet.

This would in effect encompass a form of sensitivity analysis that would answer some of the issues of robustness raised by Ward et al. Our paper raised a related issue: namely, "would it be possible to declare a GMO equivalent in some environments and not in others?" This might certainly be a reasonable conclusion to draw from analyses in which significant interactions are demonstrated.

The prospective design of the analyses strengthens the inferences that can be drawn from these analyses.