Sentence examples for gleaned from correspondence from inspiring English sources

Information gleaned from correspondence with trialists, trial reports, and the individual patient data suggested that all five trials have used adequate methods of randomisation and allocation concealment.

"I said, 'Why don't you just bring flyers to my party and pass them out instead.' " As for those who said they had used e-mail addresses gleaned from friends' correspondence, most were reluctant to have their names published, for fear of being electronically blacklisted.

The material was gleaned from the couple's personal correspondence and private papers.

There isn't a lot of information on the two 1901 expeditions or on the 1903 one — we don't even know the names of most of the 1901 participants — but a few tidbits can be gleaned from Merriam's publications and correspondence.

Drawing on expertise gleaned from books sent to him in prison, improvised flashcard drills and correspondence with scholars, Fenstermacher gave examples of the hieroglyph's appearance outside the Sinai.

The agency was interested in Belhaj because of his group's alleged links to al-Qaida – and the correspondence between the UK and Libya makes clear that MI6 wanted to ensure any information the Libyans gleaned from him went straight to Britain, and not through the Americans.

Others were gleaned from variety of sources.

Neither involved evidence gleaned from suspects.

Many meals are gleaned from restaurant garbage.

One specifically mentions the information gleaned from company e-mails.

Important lessons can be gleaned from this episode.