Sentence examples for known from this from inspiring English sources

The researchers tripled the number of protein-kinase genes known from this chromosome.

The "Actus Tragicus" (No. 106) may be the best known from this enormous cantata catalog simply by virtue of being the first to be printed and proliferated.

"The only thing is," points out Tom, "that previously there was only one definitive species of lungfish known from this time period – that's only one data point.

"Be it known from this day forward that Satan, ruler of darkness, giver of evil, destroyer of what is good and just, is not now, nor ever again will be, a part of this town of Inglis," she wrote.

They bonded particularly over a love of music — Mr. McKean is well known from "This Is Spinal Tap," while Mr. Hill writes music and has broad eclectic tastes, from the Scottish band Frightened Rabbit to hip-hop.

A pottery head and torso from Luzira in Uganda (now in the British Museum) is generally regarded as the oldest work of art known from this region, though its age is in fact unknown.

Of what I know from this, which matters more?

You would not know from this that he is an outstanding performer.

You would hardly know, from this show, that Moholy-Nagy shared an era with Picasso and Matisse.

"They should know from this day forward the community is not going to forget," Mr. Santos said.

You would never know from this book why historians from Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. to Jon Meacham have found much to admire in Jackson.