Sentence examples for items deriving from from inspiring English sources

Correspondence, financial records, business records, accounts, photographs, and other items deriving from the families of Fred E. Bates and Juanita Breckenridge of Ithaca, New York.

Other Criteria's catalog already offers for sale a number of items derived from the paintings, including magnets, a T-shirt, cuff links and a spot garbage bin.

Clastic rocks, including conglomerates, sandstones, and shales, generally occur in wedge-shaped deposits adjacent to land areas from which terrigenous materials (items derived from the erosion of land) erode under conditions of moderate to high annual rainfall.

A factor analysis was conducted on 10 items derived from the school questionnaire, such as "Inform parents about the behaviour and well-being of their child at school".

Development costs: these items derive from the technical definition of the SPECTRUM concepts and they define the overall expenditure for the physical implementation of the transportation tools.

The first objection makes most sense if we are working with a relatively simple distinction between doctrines (creedal items derived from, say, the Bible or later theological reflection) and experience.

Items derived from these concepts were tested during cognitive interviews.

1. Item derived from the ProChildren study [ 18]; 2 Item derived from DOiT study [ 16]3 Item derived from Habit Strength Index [ 27], Items derived from Vogt-Nielsen et al. 2010 [ 22] Table 3 shows the assessed family environmental variables, their description and the items used in the ENERGY questionnaire.

Hypertension prevention knowledge included 5 domains with 19 items derived from the Chinese Hypertension Prevention Guide [ 7].

The Cronbach's alpha of.753 suggests that items derived from the 3 different perspectives harmonize well.

The IDEA cognitive screen has six items derived from existing cognitive assessments used in LMIC [ 6].