Sentence examples for made from true from inspiring English sources

Measurements were made from true anteroposterior radiographs using a digital caliper with positioning of the patient's arm parallel to the cassette in neutral rotation.

Recent work by Wang et al. suggests that volumetric breast density estimates made from 2D mammograms correlate strongly with estimates made from true three-dimensional (3D) images, such as those acquired via MRI [ 48], although the potential impact this may have on risk assessment has yet to be evaluated.

In the end, Tarantino grew sick of losing his scripts and wrote "Reservoir Dogs," a movie designed for a tiny budget — mostly the money he'd made from selling "True Romance" and "Natural Born Killers".

First, MSA will introduce uncertainty of parameter estimates in phylogenetic inference, but it will not introduce a bias to estimates relative to estimates made from the true MSA.

When panning a gene fragment library, or a library made from genomic DNA, "true interactions," i.e. naturally occurring interactions are sought, and then multivalent display should result in a more efficient selection.

The two modifications I make from the true classic are: 1.

Might it really lead to St. Peter's cross — "made from a fragment of the true cross on which Our Lord suffered" — as Sasha Vigne, Cade's mysterious personal assistant, who was also in the house that night, believes?

Made of over 25,000 pieces, and created in part by using spoons and medicine droppers to insert plaster (the bricks were made from erasers), the model stayed true to Tudor architecture.

The sentence ∃x ∃F π x, F) we made from the Peano postulates is true in the countably infinite cardinality and no other one.

Please note the distinction I've made from the far right and true conservatives, which is why we have the terms "extreme right" and "neocons".

It seemed one of the guests had seen fit to come on the show wearing a shirt made from an American flag [not true; it was a shirt with a flag motif].