Sentence examples for get an impression from from inspiring English sources
To get an impression from the clinical implications of the variation in SCr values on CKD staging, we classified the patients according to the K/DOQI guidelines and evaluated the differences in CKD staging when SCr values were measured by Jaffe or the enzymatic methods [ 18].
You still get an impression of fluidity and growth from the grand central courtyard, with its glass roof and seasonal plantings.
As usual with the Talking Band, the marriage of words and music is so perfect it is almost impossible to recall later whether you were told some details or got an impression of them from the sound.
I get a clear impression from this one-minute trailer that that misunderstanding will not be repeated this time around.
In 2003, New York police detectives investigating the Crilley murder went to California with a warrant to interview Mr. Alcala and get a dental impression from him, said Paul J. Browne, the department's chief spokesman.
Such functionality is similar to the human ability to get a scene impression from a quick glance.
It is somehow telling that we get a stronger impression of Disfarmer from a brief, funny sequence in which the locals testify to his oddities than we do from spending more than an hour watching him putter around and listening to the weird chatter inside his head.
You get this impression from an eye-glazing perusal of the gazillions of scholarships available as another college application season approaches.
Reading art as autobiography is a dicey business, but even a disinterested formalist will get the impression from Beyoncé's new album, "B'Day" (Columbia), that some fool has done her all kinds of wrong.
By Sasha Frere-Jones Reading art as autobiography is a dicey business, but even a disinterested formalist will get the impression from Beyoncé's new album, "B'Day" (Columbia), that some fool has done her all kinds of wrong.
A visitor would not get that impression from tailing Mr. Bucciero during his inspections.
