Sentence examples for work emanating from inspiring English sources

I applaud the useful and important work emanating from Dr. Robert Langer's lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, as well as the sharing of any profits derived from its licensed discoveries among the lab, M.I.T. and the inventor.

This sole time-point was selected as previous work emanating from our laboratory had shown 24 h LPS administration was sufficient to result in significant suppression of AKT-mediated signalling events in fast-twitch skeletal muscle [3].

But work emanating from the No 10 policy unit in 2008 and 2009 around citizen entitlements, for example within the NHS, are again clear antecedents of the big society today.

But it also had a liberating effect: "I suddenly understood that whether I followed or did not follow a certain trend, or was or was not influenced by a certain artist, my work emanated from within me – with no passports, permissions and accepted notions".

This work emanates from the Cleansky European HEXENOR project which aim is to identify the best multi-cavity muffler configuration for reduction of exhaust noise from helicopter turboshaft engines.

The spirit of Erin's work emanates from within these discrepancies, these seeming contradictions.

This work emanates from previous work connecting miR-203 to skin stem cell biology.

This is based on a study emanating from the Economic Institute of Their Rear End, because it just doesn't work.

While the ranks of "teaching disciples" within MSL may grow and extend, their authority rests on their direct association with Martha; their work emanates from her approach and philosophies; and their techniques, and products and results meet her test...

(This) work emanates from a desire to reinterpret the African American stereotype by means of free association and a method spontaneous design akin to automatic writing.

"Georgia O'Keeffe, in the twenties critics described her work as emanating directly from her womb," she said.