Sentence examples for extract of which from inspiring English sources
Naturally Mr Epstein included in his account of the interview background material from his book on the DSK affair, a short extract of which the Guardian published online.
The Grand Design, an extract of which appears in the Times today, sets out to contest Sir Isaac Newton's belief that the universe must have been designed by God as it could not have been created out of chaos.
The video, a short extract of which was shown to the jury at Southwark Crown Court, started with the Thames TV opening logo.
In his new book, an extract of which appears in the Times, Britain's most famous physicist sets out to contest Sir Isaac Newton's belief that the universe must have been designed by God as it could not have sprung out of chaos.
Author Lois Banner describes Monroe's doubts about her sexuality in her new book, "Marilyn: The Passion and the Paradox," an extract of which has been published in The Guardian.
We also discussed the components of creepiness, and how, as he explains in his book ( an extract of which can be read here), "we are susceptible to being creeped out because we are always in danger of being creeped out by ourselves".
From our dataset (Section 3.1), 2154 relations are extracted, of which 74.05% are positive.
A total of 10 morphometric features were extracted, of which the villous parameters were significantly altered in PE.
Finally, 51 cases (30.4%) from 168 autopsies with advanced gastric carcinoma were extracted of which pulmonary arteries had carcinoma cells in the lumen in clustered or sporadic.
On the whole, approximately 34 HRs were extracted, of which 8 HR values and their confidence intervals were directly from the articles, whereas the other 26 HRs were extracted from the K-M curves.
As observed in Table 1, a total of 14,724 metabolite features were extracted, of which 385 metabolites were tentatively identified, based on in-house databases, comparison with authentic standards, and occasionally MS/MS fragmentation.
