Sentence examples for source by which from inspiring English sources

All of these feed into people's ability to work and therefore are a good source by which to calculate their economic value.

The lack of a reading lamp added to my panic; even if my depression prevented me from losing myself in a book, the absence of a light source by which to read after dark represented the end of civilization as I had known it.

Meanwhile, the UN Adaptation Fund, the source by which poor countries can most easily access grants for projects to help them cope with the devastating impacts of climate change, has yet to receive a single penny from the UK, despite significant public pressure.

The Star Trek-sounding components "provide the energy source by which light is strengthened as it is transmitted on fiber between cities or buildings," according to Nortel.

An on-site community seminar is an important source by which to understand what is needed with particular reference to the daily life routines of community members.

The EPA is used to estimate employment and unemployment within the ILO framework and is the basic source by which researchers can construct data series on occupations.

For Rand Fishkin, 28, opening up questions about his appearance seemed like a natural — and entertaining — extension of crowd sourcing, by which companies or Web sites let users create and manage content.

However, parents represent one of the most influential sources by which adolescents learn to label, identify, and interpret emotions [53, 54].

This control, called glucose repression, physiologically occurs when glucose coexists as one of carbon sources, by which cells shut down the transcription of a specific set of genes for respiration, gluconeogenesis and the metabolism of alternative carbon sources, which may allow cells to perform rational energy consumption.

The purpose of the survey was to determine the intent of the population to receive the pandemic H1N1 and seasonal influenza vaccines in fall 2009, ability to comply with recommended isolation and social distancing measures, and the sources by which residents received health information about pandemic influenza A (H1N1).

The finding showing that there is a neighbourhood effect on family referrals is in line with the theoretical discussion presented in the introduction, i.e. that characteristics of the social settings in which children and adolescents live will have an independent effect on the sources by which they are referred by to child and adolescent psychiatric clinics.