Sentence examples for gained from reporting from inspiring English sources

I knew there was nothing to be gained from reporting it because no-one would believe it wasn't my fault.

And yet for all of the expertise he's gained from reporting in the region (after a long stint in Iraq he became the Times's Beirut bureau chief), he admitted to being utterly surprised by the recent convulsions in the Arab world.

The programme provides for recording and analysis of disease information gained from reports of outbreaks, structured surveillance exercises and other sources.

Nevertheless, our findings are consistent with the evidence gained from previous research reporting temporal and seasonal variations in cycle volume [ 28, 30, 31, 35, 38, 39].

One of Aristotle's ideas that particularly influenced Thomas was that knowledge is not innate but is gained from the reports of the senses and from logical inference from self-evident truths.

"Whatever information is gained from this report would help to direct the next steps.

The information on tumour stage and grade of tumour differentiation was gained from pathology reports.

The immediate information gained from this report is that the steroidogenic enzymes can oxidize analogues of the natural substrates in a different fashion from traditionally known activities.

The interview data complemented insights gained from published reports and articles, websites of companies and relevant government institutions and policy documents.

In conclusion, our study extends knowledge gained from previous reports by examining low-dose exposure in the C. elegans model by utilizing an evolutionarily conserved behavior as a surrogate for integrity of neural function.

This is in contrast to prior retrospective studies which in large part relied on information gained from pathology reports alone, prepared by a number of different pathologists [ 22, 24, 30].