Sentence examples for references from which from inspiring English sources

It allows retrieval of all compounds interacting with the selected protein and shows their action types and links to the literature references from which the data originated.

Search with one of the above criteria allows retrieval of all matching drugs with their approval information, molecular descriptors, 2D structures, targets (Additional file 11B) and related bioactivity as well as adverse effect frequency and links to the literature references from which the data originated (Additional file 11C).

*Bibliographical references from which the original values were found.

(XI) Accession codes and primary references from which direction-dependent chemical shift constraints were derived.

The literature search elicited a total of 666 references, from which 491 were duplicates and another 89 were excluded.

The MEDLINE search yielded 401 references from which 55 were reviews of instruments for assessing patients' experience or satisfaction.

Neither the Kings nor the Nets have a positive frame of reference from which to draw inspiration.

Having that list, Mr. Ng said, will provide the tenant with a point of reference from which he or she can determine the legal rent.

Yet, in terms of the autobiography, it just makes no sense to use the free-indirect style; it creates irresolvable confusion since the voice remains undifferentiated from the rest of the narration, leading to what Myers complains about when he writes that Franzen "…hints at no frame of reference from which we are to judge his prose critically".

These results were used as a reference from which to compute the final errors in estimated pose parameters.

We used the reports from the nuclear medicine physicians as the reference from which we identified all the clinically relevant hotspots for which we determined the CNR.