Sentence examples for statements are derived from from inspiring English sources

There is no reference given, suggesting that the data supporting these statements are derived from the later experiments of this manuscript.

It has to be noted that these statements were derived from results conducted with gluten-containing flours.

A major advantage of this measure is that the statements were derived from a representative patient group, and were not conceived by dental research workers.

The 4 statements were derived from the IHR Annex 2 criteria, but were retrospective and ascertained the a posteriori outcome of each EID event.

Convergence and lack of auto-correlation were checked and confirmed after four chains and a 50,000-simulation burn-in phase; finally, direct probability statements were derived from an additional 100,000-simulation phase.

A study in the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research… (MH, October 2009: 141) Many of the headline nutrition statements were derived from a single published study (exceptionally the citation was a systematic review), with import of a minute subset of results, which were invariably turned into simple and unconditional dietary directives to the reader.

According to our judgment, 18 of these 32 statements were derived from or were compatible with the guidelines (including those rules that were not entirely correct in detail, e.g. regarding the cut-off limits for LDL and HDL) and twelve of these 18 were a more or less directly referring to secondary prevention or diabetes (e.g "He has angina pectoris and should be below 5 in cholesterol").

Her statement was derived from official estimates.

The statement is derived from the estimate (3.4).

Proof The statement is derived from Theorem 3.4.

The argument is derived from Davidson (1984).