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It draws on a variety of evidence, not limiting itself to the results of randomised trials, as if they are the only route to truth.

Morrison draws on all of these styles to create a rich tapestry of backgrounds and experiences for her distinctive characters.

Maya Fiennes draws on her talent as a musician and performer to offer a unique style of yoga and meditation for modern living.

Inga's mind just happens to access information stored away in her brain, while Otto's mind draws on information stored in his notebook.

He draws on his experiences as the South Africa correspondent for the Independent, a British newspaper, during the transition to democracy.

But mainly he draws on his parents' letters, particularly his mother's.

China draws on a value added tax, a corporate earnings tax and a series of administrative fees for the bulk of its revenues.

One of the drivers tells he saw UFO and draws on the wet sand with the help of the stick how it all was happening.

In his writing Mo Yan draws on his youthful experiences and on settings in the province of his birth.

The bank's report draws on research by Oxford Analytica into the top 20 funds.

Some creativity experts believe a lack of sleep draws on a survival instinct that opens up unused portions of your mind.

Suzuki teaching is one of the world-renowned teaching methods, which draws on the mother-tongue learning method.

The writer draws on his childhood memories for the material of most of his stories.

Let me guess, instead, the city draws on the water tower's supply of water during these hours of high demand.

Starck draws on his wide-ranging design talents to create luxurious living spaces that are unique, thrilling and inspirational.

He draws on his childhood memories for the materials of his stories.

The book draws on a vast body of academic, historical, legal, sociological and folk material on the subject.

Rebecca draws on a lot of online materials for her writing.

Much of this draws on the upstart science of happiness, which mixes psychology with economics (see article).

In seeking answers to these questions Pinker draws on recent research in history, psychology, cognitive science, economics and sociology.

As its name suggests, the Cathedral draws on the tradition of light as a sacred phenomenon.

Her research draws on evidence of damage to the hippocampal region of the brain, the area responsible for laying down new memories.

National security draws on the strength and resilience of our citizens, communities, and economy.

This paper attempts to establish an application framework for fuzzy assessment that draws on the underlying principles of fuzzy mathematics.

In today's markets, we need a resolution authority that draws on a few core principles.

An adaptive response to the challenge draws on the literature on climate change, the urban environment, natural hazards and risk analysis.

"charismatics" whose style draws on Pentecostalism, and traditionalists who love Latin rites and processions.

Holistic practice draws on knowledge, theories, expertise, intuition, and creativity.

It's that kind of experience that Ryan draws on when he advises Rooney just to keep plugging away.

The ILO draws on its international expertise to design and deliver these improvement programs.

Teachers plan instruction that draws on and values students'backgrounds, prior knowledge, and interests.

Again, this one draws on your memory, motor skills, and reasoning abilities.

The analysis draws on the Expenditure and Food Survey, the official annual survey of households income and expenditure.

Ariba draws on extensive feedback from suppliers to ensure that the release would meet supplier needs.

Democratic. This style draws on people's knowledge and skills, and creates a group commitment to the resulting goals.

Now based in Taipei, Lin draws on his engineering background for novel fashion ideas.

Also draws on the essence of the practice of Japanese sushi, Qingxin not greasy, delicious Ah.

The Golfer's Bible draws on passages about steadfastness and contemplation to advise duffers on their swings.

The program draws on a database of young female faces to derive an average "neutral" expression.

Yet the brain drain to the clean-tech industry also draws on something other than pure technical expertise.

Some have suggested that Cameron's vision of floating mountains and dragons draws on Yes cover artist Roger Dean.

The method draws on data from household surveys by national statistics offices to give a detailed insight into what it means to be poor.

It draws on children's curiosity and encourages children to pursue their own questions and develop their own ideas.

SOX, or Simple Outline XML, draws on another common text formatting pattern, the outline.

The system draws on the expressionsID cardholder database for card design and badgemaking.

It draws on this account to clear the cheques mailed to taxpayers.

One, the atomic transistor, draws on the latest advances in nanoscience.

She draws on her socks.

The computer code we have honed draws on methods developed for the study of chemical combustion and even of weather.

KPMG also contributed to the list, which draws on data the consultancy company processed over the past 5 years.

Our work draws on comprehensive micro-data from the Census Bureau on U. S. firm entry and exit.

His next symphony draws on this experience. Harold in Italy is based on Byron's poem Childe Harold.

Here he draws on a metaphor I used in my 1981 book "The Expanding Circle. "

Mr. Shen's work draws on modern dance and his Chinese roots.

The problem is that he can only contribute a verbal description of the solution, perhaps augmented by diagrams he draws on a whiteboard.

The Zillow Home Value Index draws on the site's individual valuations of 72m houses across America.

Millet admitted that he draws on Lee Muzi's works, but refused to apologize publicly.

In the UK, Richardson is working on a book that draws on the BeingAnOnly workshops.

It still draws on the common group parts bin but uses them to unique effect.

Everton twice last season held Chelsea to 1-1 draws on their patch, once in the league and once in the FA Cup - a fact not wasted on Robben.

The potato sector is highly mechanized and draws on a list of some 250 approved varieties.

The report draws on interviews and information provided from 36 foreign and Chinese journalists in June 2007.

Mr. Anderson draws on varied interests.

Many researchers bold that not only linguistics draws on biology, but vice versa.

A good manager draws on the wisdom of committees.

This new helmet manual draws on such examples.

That is one reason why Ms Yao, who draws on Soufun's figures, concentrates only on the nine cities it covers best.

If newspapermen cannot get facts for their stories, they some-times draws on t11eir imaginations.

The study draws on data from more than 24. 000 women interviewed in 10 countries.

This story rather draws on the association of breath with life and on the view of the divine as life-giving.

As a writer who draws on personal material, I've been candid about the vexed issue of money in my life in a way that few writers are;

draws on international financial reporting standards in the treatment of termination benefits;

its design draws on inspiration from the wings of a dragonfly and has been conceived

How Socialism Draws on Capitalist Legal Civilization And Goes Beyond

Beijing Draws on Overseas Experience in Volunteer Service

This paper draws on the basis of research results home and abroad,