Sentence examples for literature origin from inspiring English sources

Some of the data are not easily verified independently due to their commercial or grey literature origin, though a ranking system of data trustworthiness and quality is used to improve overall data quality (Wirtz, 2009, pers. comm).

Many of the English classes I have taken, including Some Contemporary Shakespearean Afterlives, Reading Literature: Drama, and African American Literature: Origins to 1910, have overlapped not just with my certificate programs but with my campus activities.

This means plotting it out in time (last five years or longer?), space (UK, USA or whole world?) source (mainly peer reviewed journals or grey literature?) and origin (social science academics or health professionals?).

From the supply standpoint, a large literature taking origin from Downs (1957) work has demonstrated that deviations emerge in a context of public choice.

With respect to the current literature, the origin of the cells as well as their cytokine environment [ 9] are decisive for understanding MF development and regulation.

In literature several origins are suggested.

Methods for assessing network vulnerability found in the literature require origin-destination demands and path assignment.

It was a spirit made strong by an old and noble culture, and by a great literature with origins that stretched back 1400 years.

Remember, literature's origins date back thousands of years prior, when storytelling was purely an oral tradition.

As an example of the agreement of our simulated values with literature-observed origin stoichiometry, Mcm2 (representing the MCM complex) was present at levels that were consistent with having two MCM complexes bound to each origin.

This project is of importance because it covers a gap in scientific literature regarding the origin of fiber optics technology, as well as a study of selenium's photoconductive properties.