Sentence examples for persons from which from inspiring English sources

A common element throughout is that one capitalizes on flexibility (not broadly available in usual survey settings) in choosing the frame, which specifies the population of persons from which both cases and controls come.

Derek Parfit was among the first contemporary theorists to explore the relation between identity and ethics explicitly, first in his seminal early 1970s articles, "Personal Identity" and especially "Later Selves and Moral Principles," and then in his restatement and development of the view in Part III of his 1984 book Reasons and Persons (from which the present exposition is taken).

A proper assessment would require to investigate the 'pool of contact persons' from which a recruiter can choose, and which contact persons were invited but did not join the survey.

Last night, Eriksson told us that Rooney is a person from which great things are expected".And that's his emphasis, there.

But his new novel, "In One Person," from which he read two extended scenes, features a bisexual narrator named Billy Dean, and Mr. Irving's bibliography makes it clear that he has always been drawn to the experience of unconventional sexuality.

Still, leave it to the Times' Simon Barnes to micturate on everyone's chips and go off on a 'overpowering burden of expectation' tip': "To play a boy of matchless talent as a substitute is a clear message to him - and us - that this is a person from which great things are hoped," said Barnes, headmasterly.

Not act as a paid advocate in proceedings to "confer exclusive benefit on an outside body or person from which he or she receives payment or reward".

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They also provide the percentage of "Neanderthal" present in a person from which roughly 2.5percentt of our ancestral DNA is derived.

Second, allele frequencies can be used to judge the gender of a person from which a sample was obtained.

Lastly, there is an increasing movement for genomic data and samples to belong to the person from which they are derived, and this concept of 'portable legal consent' is being championed by Sage Bionetworks [ 113].