Sentence examples for taken from a pool of from inspiring English sources

Over the course of the next three days, in groups of 200-250 taken from a pool of 3,000, potential jurors will be addressed by the judge, and asked to fill out a questionnaire which will be reviewed both by the prosecution and the defence.

The study was taken from a pool of 1,011 consumers.

The amount of Na+ and K+ in the shoot was measured from 100 mg ground tissue taken from a pool of five plants per line.

What do the results (taken from a pool of 500 voters tell us)?

The respondents were taken from a pool of 3 million people who take SurveyMonkey surveys and is weighted for age, race, sex, education, and geography using Census data.

Relative expression of the mRNA was calculated from a reference sample taken from a pool of healthy donor monocytes stimulated for 4 hours.

A CRF for O3-related mortality, expressed as relative risk (RR), of 1.056 per 100 ppb increase in daily 1-hr max O3 [95% confidence interval (CI), 1.032 1.081] was used in our base-case analyses, taken from a pooling of seven studies that controlled well for temperature effects using nonlinear functions (Thurston and Ito 2001).

First, the results are based on a post hoc, retrospective analysis of a very small subgroup of patients with RCC who were taken from a larger pool of patients with bone metastases secondary to solid tumors other than breast or prostate cancer who were enrolled in a randomized clinical trial of ZOL versus placebo.

Donohoe brought to life this idea of a "secular, digital Wailing Wall", where among the adverts for car insurance and crisps you can read a two-minute loop of strangers' deepest dreads and divulgences, taken randomly from a pool of 100-odd messages gathered so far.

Some offices recruit their own interns; others take from a general pool of applicants.

The list of 20 practices were taken from an item pool drawn from a literature review of self-care behaviours for health problems such as chronic pain and fatigue [ 28- 30] where approaches to self-care are less well defined that conditions such as diabetes.