Sentence examples for based in multiple from inspiring English sources
The Guardian is a global newspaper reporting on a global story with journalists based in multiple countries.
The trials took place in various settings and were based in multiple centres throughout the UK.
Genotyping of this CNV by various methods (laboratory and informatics based) in multiple population samples produced highly consistent evidence that a deletion spanning the SLC2A3 (MIM #138170) gene confers substantial protection against developing RA.
Despite these well-established sequence, structural, and functional differences, semi-automatic annotation methods based in multiple sequence alignments (MSA) and structural similarities, such as those used by the SCOP and CATH databases, continue to group some HisA, PriA and subHisA sequences within one single enzyme family, and under the same Enzyme Classification (EC) number.
This paper describes another iterative approach to solving linear systems, which is based in the multiple transfers of the solution proximity point towards the solution itself, simultaneously reducing the differences of all the system equations.
Others, like SquareTrade, an online dispute resolution service based in San Francisco, serve multiple partners.
Shares in Nokia tumbled 17.5 percent, closing at 4.75 euros in Helsinki, after the company, which is based in Finland, said "multiple factors are negatively impacting" sales, particularly lower selling prices and a reduced sales volume.
The present paper proposes a stochastic finite element based methodology in multiple scales for modeling composite materials reinforced with graphene nano-particles.
The company, which has over 300 employees, is based in downtown Boston with multiple offices around the world.
Gymboree : Based in San Francisco, Gymboree offers multiple lines of children's clothing, as well as its well-known child activity centers.
The hospital ship was initially based in Charleston, South Carolina, and made multiple voyages to ports in England, the Mediterranean, and France.
