Sentence examples for generally drawn from inspiring English sources

34 The underpinning preference weights for these measures are generally drawn from surveys of the general population, and so descriptive data from patients are combined with health related quality of life weights (or utility scores) from the general population and survival data from the trial to generate QALY profiles.

This is the cutoff line generally drawn today.

"Scientists are not generally drawn to these stories," she says.

Teaching assistants are generally drawn directly from the communities their schools serve.

(A veil is generally drawn over the 1983 remake by Michael Winner, which starred Faye Dunaway).

President Obama's defense of freedom of speech before the United Nations has generally drawn positive reviews.

And it generally drew laughs.

If generally drawing parallels, I prefer 'neo-fascist'".

Trouble at the Helm Mr. Kerik's 16-month tenure as police commissioner generally drew plaudits.

The objections generally drew attention to two facts of Indian life.

The reason: Network newscasts generally draw an older audience -- people in their 40's, 50's and 60's.