Sentence examples for previously published sources from inspiring English sources
Almost everything in it is drawn from previously published sources.
Drawing mostly on previously published sources (including Berteaut), Burke is meticulous.
His endnotes are heavy with previously published sources, but show little evidence of the kind of deep, sustained research in the National Archives, presidential libraries and other American collections that might have provided a larger dimension.
The majority of data are from previously published sources (peer reviewed journals or from archeological site reports); however, a small number of entries are listed as unpublished.
Values for health during illness and treatment, death rates, years of life lost to death, and normal population health were taken from previously published sources (table 2).
DNA samples from previously published sources were used, with the exception of Turkmens, Tajiks, and Bashkirs, which were collected with the approval of the Independent Ethics Committee of the Institute of Biochemistry and Genetics, Ufa Research Center, Russian Academy of Sciences (decision No 17/10.10.2007).
The proposed "Range-Finder" algorithm is robust in the presence of reverberation and, in contrast with previously published source-localization techniques, does not require knowledge of the relative positions of the microphones.
Going back to 2010, "Inception" was an actual "original live-action tentpole," one without the benefit of 3D surcharges to goose earnings or previously published source material.
The unit cost of all other visits was estimated from a previously published source 16 and included the additional time and travel costs associated with home visits.
The timing of assumed step changes in rate was estimated by iterative Poisson regression, and compared graphically with the approximate timing of innovations previously identified from published sources.
For countries with no national dietary surveys identified, other potential sources were considered, including subnational surveys, household budget survey data, baseline measurements in large cohort studies, the WHO InfoBase and the STEPS database, published government reports, published sources not previously identified and unpublished data.
