Sentence examples for from which we draw from inspiring English sources
Then we need a current and comprehensive sampling frame from which we draw a sample.
We need to leave our comfort zones and engage with the world from which we draw our stories.
The "point of view" from which we draw the picture is that of an observer standing above the plane looking down on all of it.
Bone mass developed during this period provides a reservoir from which we draw as we age and as our bone mass inevitably shrinks.
Liardet is a masterful observer of the telling minutiae of life, from gestures and speech to the familiar things that surround us and from which we draw meaning.
The paper argues that the dose-dependent model typical of drug trials, and adopted for use in the STEP and other studies, is not the optimal model for intention-healing research, and critiques this approach in detail, citing apposite research from which we draw our recommendations and conclusions.
The earlier project, "Visualizing Cultures," from which we drew material and methodology for the MOOC, also was made possible through collaborations of faculty and museums.
Whitcombe's chronology of life in France during the war provided a comprehensive source from which we drew the overview of the history of the war in France.
His head wrap covered his face, and he kept pausing to speak into a mouthpiece hidden in the cloth, from which we drew the logical conclusions as no doubt we were meant to.
Furthermore, our distinction between these two variables and beyond, between intermediate and final demand C&T-goods proved important since we could uncover another range of country-specific patterns of C&T-trade from which we drew also inference on C&T-production activities.
