Sentence examples for study from which from inspiring English sources

He had retired to an upstairs study from which he descended only for family meals.

Her best biographer, Richard B. Sewall, unpicked this legend in his 1974 study, from which a worldlier and more socialized figure emerged.

It now seems that Mr Hunt got the figure two months before the academic study from which it was drawn was published and that officials also blurred the source from which the figure came.

4589 patients were included in the study, from which 1456 died (31.7 %).

The extensive finite element parametric study from which the database of Mk factors was generated is first reported.

These disciplines were selected because the larger study from which this analysis is drawn was focused on STEM disciplines and funded by the National Science Foundation.

The proposed model is validated with a comparative analysis with an existing literature study, from which conclusions are drawn and explained.

Secondly, we conducted a reservoir engineering study, from which we obtained analytic relationships between formation pressure, oil production rate, water production rate and water injection rate.

The first method of alignment of the molecules was based on the binding information sourced from the crystallographic study, from which CoMFA Model 1 was derived.

For example, the same 2012 Pew Research study from which he cited voting irregularities, found no evidence that such irregularities contributed to significant voter fraud, and focused its recommendations on more improved and efficient voting processes.

The title of the original study from which the interrogation methods used in the recent past by the CIA and the military was "Communist Attempts to Elicit False Confessions From Air Force Prisoners of War".