Sentence examples for results from which from inspiring English sources

A few experts believed that Zeiger's research had not yielded results from which one could draw major conclusions.

But what's new is Riviere's use of Google as an oracle, the results from which are strained through his own subjectivity, leading to poems that are at once organic and mechanical, personal and, in a sense, objective.

Imagine that the Leicester archaeologists had uncovered not a royal grave, but a grave of some peasant farmers, results from which completely changed the picture of what we know about human nutrition in the 15th century.

Nicholas Serota, a genuine visionary of the visual arts, has dealt with this same problem in his own field by splitting things violently into two – with briefly dazzling results at Tate Modern, and long-term disastrous results from which a diminished Tate Britain is only recently beginning to recover.

And that is the purpose of the American government's Roadmap Epigenome Programme, results from which are published this week in Nature by Ryan Lister and Mattia Pelizzola of the Salk Institute in California, and their colleagues.Epigenomics studies the distribution over the genome's DNA of control molecules called methyl groups.

Our search produced 291 results from which 23 eligible articles were identified.

After executing a task, the resource puts a result in the result bag, from which the results are taken by the users.

This is another step towards recovery, a display and result from which to draw encouragement.

Or could the clash lead to the result from which both Greece and its euro-zone partners recoiled in 2012: "Grexit" from the euro, with painful consequences all round?

They established a general decay result, from which the usual exponential and polynomial decay rate are only special cases.

So, based on Theorem 4.1 or Theorem 3.5, we obtain next result (from which [11, Theorem ] follows by taking ).