Sentence examples for identified drawing from inspiring English sources

The room is full of Western history's favorite ancient figures, at times variously identified, drawing on the floor, fondling globes, or penning the texts which would later burn to ash in the fire that consumed the Library of Alexandria.

Using secondary analysis, and an interpretive descriptive approach, two qualitative data sets arising from focus groups and open ended questionnaire responses were analysed and three organising themes identified; drawing on prior learning, the burden of employment choice and outside the setting.

It highlights the challenges faced and good practices identified, drawing on the country case studies from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Nepal and Southern Sudan.

A group of 33 master trainers was identified, drawn mainly from CDC locally employed staff and PEPFAR partners with experience in adult learning.

Each of the studies we identified drew attention to the political, economic and ideational differences between the individual countries, with some analysis of common themes [ 12].

"It must be costly for BCUHB to identify, draw up the job specification, advertise for a role then interview candidates, and to then leave the post empty.

The anatomic femoral axis was identified by drawing a line between the notch center of the femoral components and a point 15 cm above the lowest point of the lateral femoral condyle, in the middle of the femoral shaft.

Rao et al. [24] predicted the best glass forming composition identified by drawing iso-Gibbs energy change contours by representing quinary systems as pseudo-ternary ones.

We identified 13 drawing criteria pointing with significance to a somatoform-functional pain disorder (all p-values ≤ 0.001).

Key issues, concepts and themes are identified by drawing on a priori issues and questions derived from the topic guide as well as issues raised by the respondents themselves and views and experiences that recur in the data.

Briefly, the stress fibres were identified by drawing diagonal lines (n=3) along the images and counting sudden and sharp increases in red fluorescence intensity marking individual fibres along the lines.