Sentence examples for are based on point from inspiring English sources
The tools used in this study are based on point fixed theory.
These 'bi-stable' channelrhodopsins are based on point mutations at the C128 position and elicit long-lasting photocurrents that can be switched off by a green light pulse [6].
However, as most of our anatomical observations are based on point samples, not longitudinal data, we cannot rule out morphological improvement in a single barbel over time through matrix remodeling, cellular turnover, or other long-term physiological processes.
The data are based on point locations but we would like to produce continuous maps of spending per person over England.
The current results are based on point prevalence samples obtained from all patients present in the ICU on a predefined moment, also including patients not directly exposed to SDD or SOD, thus reflecting the ICU ecology.
Our results are based on point estimates of food consumption but also include situations with high contributions from the aquatic diet in tropical regions, as shown by the overlapping whiskers of the agricultural and aquatic diet in Figure 2A.
Both are based on point-to-point services, with costs held down by avoiding costly hub connection services.Eos is the brainchild of David Spurlock, formerly a top manager at British Airways and architect of its strategy of trimming capacity to concentrate on rich passengers.
Of particular interest are his team's offensive and defensive efficiency ratings, which are based on points per possession.
Most often drought analysis methodologies are based on point-wise time series record assessments with very specific local conclusions, but their areal, regional and in general spatial properties are examined to a lesser extent.
For this reason, much attention has been given to devising approximation methods that are based on points without necessity of forming elements.
Often grades are based on points earned for the speeches, along with points for attendance, the final exam, etc.
