Sentence examples for histories drawing from inspiring English sources

This aspect of the job involves gathering information about patient and family medical histories, drawing family trees, assessing the pattern of transmission of a mutation or risk of other family members carrying it, selecting and ordering genetic or genomic tests, and evaluating the results.

The decision to work together came as Histories drew to a close and they "couldn't bear" to go their separate ways.

Which tells us more about history: drawing or photography?

It was the second-most attended in the organization's history, drawing nearly 80,000 members.

Last season, the Tar Heels tumbled to an 8-20 record, worst in their history, drawing the ire of North Carolina alumni.

His mass in the Trans World Dome and the adjoining convention centre was said to be the largest indoor event in history, drawing more than 100,000 people.

There, Charles L'Eplattenier, whom Le Corbusier later called his only teacher, taught him art history, drawing, and the naturalist aesthetics of Art Nouveau.

The book, an oral history drawing on first-person interviews and previously published material, emerged from Ortved's 2007 article for Vanity Fair.

The election ended what by any definition was one of the most remarkable contests in American political history, drawing what was by every appearance unparalleled public interest.

According to TNT, which broadcast the game, Game 6 was the most-watched first-round game in cable television history, drawing 5.3 million viewers.

The club witnessed the worst December in its 138-year history, drawing two and losing four of their six games that month, which was compounded by their elimination from this year's Champions League at the group stage.