Sentence examples for extracted passages from inspiring English sources

After inheriting Leonardo's vast manuscript legacy in 1519, it is believed that, sometime before 1542, Melzi extracted passages from them and organized them into the Trattato della pittura ("Treatise on Painting") that is attributed to Leonardo.

The best performing team obtained ~20% precision when automatically extracted passages were compared with evidence sentences manually selected by curators.

The formatting of the text of cases themselves was untidy, and it was cumbersome to extract passages from them.

He put together two harmonies, The Philosophy of Jesus (1804)—no copies are known to survive and The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth (1820), by extracting passages from the New Testament.

As an example of the kind of writing that appalls me I'm going to extract passages from a blog which was forwarded to me by my friend Len, a doctor who is politically aware and involved.

In an audacious move, the lawyers extracted two passages from a declaration made by McGarrah in May, in which he admitted that, in some cases, the military did not present all exculpatory evidence relating to the detainees.

For the GO task, database curators had to manually evaluate the automatically extracted evidence passages to determine if they correctly supported the annotations, as exemplified in Figure 4 (36).

All PCRs were carried out on templates extracted from passage >15 with the exception of C3651*, which is from passage 2. Fib is a negative fibroblast control (from individual C8861) prior to transfection, day 12 + is a positive control 12 days after transfection, 27,077 + to 27,082 + are the plasmids used for reprogramming.

Cells were grown in their appropriate growth media and supplements, according to manufacturers' instructions and RNA extracted at passage 2 3.

The total RNA was extracted from passage 4 supernatant of each rescued virus and analyzed by RT-PCR followed by sequencing to verify that the rescued viruses were derived from the cDNA plasmids.

When I use a myth or a story or a literary text in my work, I often extract particular passages from a larger narrative that resonates with me.