Sentence examples for factors from which from inspiring English sources

"There is a whole series of factors from which it follows that the organiser may have been someone else, maybe outside the theatre – the investigation must sort this out," he said, the RIA-Novosti news agency reported.

The biosphere is a global ecosystem composed of living organisms (biota) and the abiotic (nonliving) factors from which they derive energy and nutrients.

The report said: "The scale of atrocities committed, their general nature, and the fact of deliberately and systematically targeting victims on account of their membership in a particular group, while excluding members of other groups, were other factors from which the commission was able to infer genocidal intent".

For instance, in considering possible confounding factors from which an experimental setup has to be shielded, scientists draw heavily on already accepted theories.

The scaled boundary finite element method is adopted to calculate the stress intensity factors from which the performance function can be obtained.

Moreover, since the factors from which systems derive their adaptive capacities are different for different risks, we have identified another source of diversity in the assessment of vulnerability.

The phased locus on LG_VI generates siRNAs that are predicted to target the MYB transcription factor gene from which they are generated.

Applying intumescent coatings, as fire protection, to cellular beams has generally followed a simple design rule based on calculating the Section Factor from which the cellular section was manufactured and then increasing the required thickness by 20%.

Where: N = total viable colony counts; ∑C = sum of colonies counted from all plates; n1 = number of plates counted at first dilution; n2 = number of plates at second dilution; C = number of colonies counted; d = dilution factor from which the first counts obtained (least counted dilution).

Three strong Bragg peaks were found in the structure factor from which the layer spacing was calculated and found to be consistent with different structural regions within the graphite oxide, specifically regions of graphitic-like flat hexagons and regions containing oxidized chain-like structures.

However, the tendency indicates that the levels of distress veer towards being higher within the subgroup of abused youths with the exception of the levels obtained in the Sexual factor (in which the highest level of distress appears with a very slight difference as in the NA group) and Instrumental factor, from which the NA group obtains similar scores to those of the remaining groups.