Sentence examples for observations drawn from from inspiring English sources
It's a collection of candid observations drawn from her time spent immersed in the bustle of Lagos.
Lord Hurd's narrative is larded with observations drawn from his own political career (which included stints as home and foreign secretary).
Mr Edwards helped its case by supplying observations drawn from his tenure.The intention of mortgage insurance was to provide credit to vast numbers of people at terms a private market would find unreasonable.
A few firms usually account for the lion's share of a country's exports: in America, the top 10% of exporters account for 96% of the country's foreign sales, and only 4% of firms export at all.These observations (drawn from work by Andrew Bernard of Dartmouth College among others) demand a theory to explain them.
Further, a simulation model was developed [8] based upon observations drawn from field data collection.
Specific observations drawn from X, Y, and Z will be denoted as x i, y i, and z i, respectively.
Constable was also drawn to local landscapes rather than classic Mediterranean ones, and rather than transforming these into grand mythologies or allegories, he painted them using scientific methods of observation drawn from new fields like meteorology.
A notable observation drawn from a long-time operation indicates the CH3I treatment strongly restrained the formation of HCOOH that had gradually increased with time-on-stream (TOS).
One important observation drawn from this work is that the average error performance differs significantly in different body directions, i.e., the direction of the receiver placed on the surface of the body with respect to (w.r.t) the transmitter.
It is an observation drawn from the same (homogeneous) general population that adds information on an unknown parameter, and not an observation generated from a dissimilar distribution.
The most interesting observation drawn from the comparison of the spectra presented in Figure 2 is the extraordinary spectral profile in the higher spectral region (3200 2300 cm−1) when applying 514.5 nm excitation.
