Sentence examples for backgrounds upon from inspiring English sources
These allele-frequency-derived, ethnically-conserved frameworks were likely the ancestral haplotype backgrounds upon which more recent mutations have been superimposed.
Given the conservation of the haplotype frameworks defined by fmSNPs across other out-of-Africa populations [9], these frameworks are likely haplotype backgrounds upon which more recent mutations having lower allele frequencies have been superimposed.
Antirrhinum lines having mutations in flavonoid production were used to provide anthocyanin-free petal backgrounds upon which to observe any pigment production.
The quantities of deposited guanine in some fishes vary in proportion to the relative lightness in colour of the background upon which they are living.
Mayweather's father, once the demanding trainer who withheld sweets and forced his teenage son to turn small trees into firewood, remains proud of their collective work — "I believed it, he achieved it" — but has also found a different role, in the background, upon returning.
Industry 4.0 development provides the background upon which environmental accounting tools could be enhanced.
In every day life, the world is the background upon which we are able to move, perceive, feel, and think.
The chapter outlines these requirements to form an understanding of the background upon which LTE has been developed, in addition the LTE design targets are discussed.
Having advanced science degrees means that their academic background, upon completion of the teachers program, will be very appealing to school boards seeking well-qualified teachers in science.
In order to map the animal models onto the theoretical background upon which they have been devised, we first define phenomenological and etiological aspects of TS and then match this information to the available pre-clinical models.
I might add the example of Reza Aslan, the highly presentable young operator (and author) of Iranian-American background upon whom our institutions even the Daily Show–have showered legitimacy.
