Sentence examples for articulated based from inspiring English sources

A detailed index was articulated based on the recurring themes comprising the main and secondary categories and allowed for the refinement of the data.

The notion that the full-length and truncated forms of PGC-1α have unique functions has been articulated based on the retention of a subset of shared functional domains (Zhang et al., 2009), which is further strengthened by their non-overlapping expression profiles in PC12-ND6 cells throughout serum deprivation.

The clocks of the elder Youngses, Seth and his son Benjamin, as described in Glendyne R. Wergland's "One Shaker Life," are in the manner of Greek columns, with strongly articulated bases, long shafts, and "heads" with clock faces.

The data from her project also permitted observations about early socialisation and the process of articulating roles based on gender, a further illustration that semantic variation is not 'simply indexical'; rather it is 'non-arbitrarily related to ideologies of gender and social class' (Hasan 2009d: 400).

While no speech is going to simply fix an entrenched issue, articulating principles based upon the need for modularity, interoperability and open standards represents at least a breath of fresh air.

It often can't be articulated; it's based on a gut feeling—"a sense of where you are," in the words of the basketball great Bill Bradley (before his career as a politician).

A shape memory alloy based articulated quadrilateral bracing system is developed and experimentally tested for seismic resisting applications.

The static equilibrium analysis of the spring-loaded planar articulated manipulator is based on the energy approach, formulated by a constant stiffness block matrix and its associated configuration block matrices.

Lack of clearly articulated dietary guidance based on the abundant and diverse evidence we have, including RCTs, would encourage the food industry to exploit us all even more appallingly than they already do.

As a Congressional Research Service CRSS) report from 1987 put it, "[i]n support of a variety of actions since 1981 designed to ensure ultimate presidential control of decisionmaking in all executive branch agencies, the Reagan administration has articulated a constitutional based theory of a unitary executive".

She has tracked the inner thoughts of bereft lovers or shellshocked survivors and articulated the baser instincts unleashed by social chaos.