We conducted a critical review and synthesis of the international literature in an attempt to define the current state of knowledge regarding drug policy effects on drug use, and to extract from the evidence important lessons for future policy and research.
That would be the wrong remedy to extract from this!
Another lesson to be extracted from this elegant show is the oxymoronic nature of the notion of "empty beauty" that has been bruited about extensively in the last decade.
IF there is a lesson to be extracted from the visual glories of "Miami Vice" — the painterly compositions of tropical sea and sky, the glowing, throbbing nightclub set pieces, the meticulously choreographed deployments of lethal force — it might be that love and work don't mix.
The new book appears promising at first, because Mr. Useem seeks to extract lessons from the victories and failures of everyone from Civil War generals to Mount Everest climbers to biblical prophets.
We're meant to extract lessons from this: that a great artist can produce, like magic, priceless pictures by scratching lead and ink into paper or rubbing colored dirt on canvas but that mercury won't turn into gold.
A firm's ability to extract lessons from both successes and failures and generate new insights is conducive to performance (Senge 1990; Wang 2008).
These comparison are, however, non-essential to extract lessons from our results: environmental and social attitudes, and family concerns induce trade-offs in WTP.
The argument is that current networks are essentially designed to "master the complexity" behind existing technologies, rather than to "extract simplicity" from the learned lessons [62].
