Sentence examples for this section draws on from inspiring English sources

This section draws on Buchanan 2006.

This section draws on Haddad (2014a).

This section draws on the introduction to Bell 2000.

This section draws on Acts III to V Bell 1993.

This section draws on Pop-Eleches and Urquiola (2013).

This section draws on MacLeod and Urquiola (2013).

In this section, drawing on Chatoor Feeding Scale, we outline the correlations between mothers' eating disorder symptoms and their adaptive behaviours with their infants during a meal.

This section draws extensively on an article that introduced the actor-oriented framework (Fjeldstad et al. 2012).

Many of the insights obtained in that context carry over to that of group decisions and the rest of this section draws heavily on those discussions.

Relatively little is known for certain about Machiavelli's early life in comparison with many important figures of the Italian Renaissance (the following section draws on Capponi 2010 and Vivanti 2013) He was born 3 May 1469 in Florence and at a young age became a pupil of a renowned Latin teacher, Paolo da Ronciglione.

The critical section of the paper concerns the most important interpretations of the notion of Mappæ Clavicula, while the positive section draws on three works: the seminal paper by Halleux and Meyvaert (1980s), Baroni's first critical edition of Mappæ, and the inventory of the manuscripts of the Compositiones tradition by Brun (2010s).