Sentence examples for survey emanated from from inspiring English sources

The idea for this survey emanated from desk research and two meetings for researchers that discussed medical tourism and out-of-country health care, which were convened by some of the authors of this article (VR, CP and RL).

This is a notable observation and may reflect the country of origin of the studies; the majority of qualitative studies were undertaken in Europe and Australia while instrumentation and survey studies largely emanated from North America.

This proscription emanated from a 1964 survey for Fact Magazine, in which psychiatrists opined that Barry Goldwater was too dangerous to be president in the nuclear age.

Two key highlights emanated from this study.

At same time, though, the board's Income and Expense Study, which emanates from a Department of Finance survey of landlords, found that landlords' net operating income had fallen by 0.1percentt in 2002.

"It all emanated from him," he said.

Tweets emanated from the Palin place too.

Both groups emanated from an ancient flatworm.

It simply emanated from within.

The same intransigence emanated from Miller.

Fuzzy static emanated from the UHF.