Sentence examples for views derived in from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, he seems incensed by Democrats who are opposed to jurists "with private views, derived in many cases from religious conviction".

They aim to de-diversify the judiciary by excluding jurists with private views, derived in many cases from religious conviction, that have no bearing on their public duty.

While our data provide a counter-example to some widely held views derived from observation in rodents, they may be helpful in developing novel views in understanding the physiological role of adult neurogenesis.

His view, which derived in part from Francis Bacon, has many parallels with that of his fellow experimenter Robert Hooke and this Bacon-Boyle-Hooke philosophy of experiment came to exert great influence on the development of natural philosophy in the late seventeenth century (Anstey 2014).

From this point of view, the result derived in this paper can be viewed as an extension to the existing literature.

Those views derive from the vision that Trump put forward in the campaign: that he was a leader tough enough to stand up for the nation.

As mentioned in a previous review [ 10], we believe that the new egocentric view derived from VR is generated in the context of several transformation processes in the dorsal visual stream of the parietal cortex [see [ 43, 44]].

In the later stages of its development, however, the Māturīdīyah took an independent course and stated unequivocally that man has the utmost freedom to act, a point of view derived directly from many verses in the Qurʾān and the Ḥadīth.

It presents a cooperative, balanced view derived from physicians and researchers in the U.S. and Europe.

This point of view derives in part from Ben Jonson's 'He was not of an age but for all time', an idea echoed in Matthew Arnold's 'Others abide our question.

Such competitive advantages should be derived in view of the greater process accessibility and repeatability even over conventional nanoimprinting because it is based on highly efficient direct nanoimprint, further without requiring residual layer removal and separate planarization steps.