Sentence examples for papers derived from from inspiring English sources

They have also done several papers derived from this research, the main conclusion of which is that high ratios of debt to GDP lead to a long periods of slow growth.

The model has been validated by comparing outputs from the model with test data, given in reference papers, derived from air-cooled condensers with differing dimensions and refrigerants.

This editorial synthesis introduces a collection of papers derived from International Geoscience Programme (IGCP) Project 518, entitled 'Fluvial Sequences as Evidence for Landscape and Climatic Evolution in the Late Cenozoic'.

Another set of 109 full-text papers derived from hand searching of reviews was read.

This follows the guidelines defined by the European Union: papers deriving from projects supported by public funds should be freely available for reading by 2020 [65].

Papers deriving from that conference have been published in earlier issues of this journal, and are brought together in a Thematic Series entitled ELSA and RRI; this paper is the last in the seriesc.

The grey literature search yielded seven papers, deriving from Belgium, the Netherlands and the UK [ 9, 75- 80].

And a display of works on paper, derived from Ms Mori's delicate drawings and some evocative photographic images (see pictured), is pretty enough, but scarcely achieves the profundities that its titles suggest.

But at the same time she has altruistic reasons: The newspaper's headquarters adds to a growing portfolio of historic buildings she's preserving, and she wants to explore printing on things other than dead trees, such as paper derived from rice or kenaf, a fibrous plant.

The data used in this paper derived from a cross-sectional health survey carried out in Archanes, a medium size municipality of Crete, Greece.

This paper derives from a project driven by the Department of Environment in the Australian Government.