Much of the science it drew on was older still.
It drew on policy documents as a source of information, and in-depth qualitative interviews, as recommended elsewhere [ 23].
In a memorandum to the UK Parliament, HEFCE described how it had developed proposals to assess the wider impact, and in doing so explained that the evidence it drew on came from methods to assess the impact of health research.
Nigeria was able to win the battle against Ebola not only as a result of "doing the right things" but also because it drew on its strengths from past successful experiences, such as recent polio eradication campaigns [ 7].
Overall conclusions UNICEF played an important and meaningful role in all the countries where it responded, particularly when it drew on its pre-existing relationships with governments and other partners.
The final section of this paper outlines the social strategy and the broad evidence base that it drew on in its development.
"It drew on some of the skills that one developed in college debate, and I think that, unlike some other economists, and probably contrary to my reputation, I was pretty quick to figure out that this was a political competition.
Originally, it celebrated his rejuvenation of the earth; later, it drew on Homeric legends for its subject matter.
Newell Rubbermaid, a household and office products maker, said Thursday that fourth-quarter profit rose 35% as it drew on unexpected publicity for its Sharpie markers, as well as acquisitions, to help boost sales.
The moose-sized mammal likely tipped the scales at 900 kilograms at the end of the summer browsing season but then slimmed down as it drew on fat reserves in its hump to sustain itself through the harsh Arctic winter.
But the bank credit lines that it drew on last week to pay off its short-term debt will have to be renegotiated next spring.
