Sentence examples for based mainly on evidence from inspiring English sources

Police on Thursday struggled to react to the judgment, based mainly on evidence put together by local voters.

Given the different level of genetic variation and potential hybridization between markers mentioned above, the evolution of the genus is based here on the nrDNA tree, whereas the divergence and biogeographic history of the Canarian clade is discussed based mainly on evidence from the cpDNA population-level analysis, albeit considering the potential of hybridization.

The rationale for using DHA supplementation is based mainly on evidence accumulating from basic, animal and human studies, indicating that the DHA molecule has unique structural properties which appear to provide optimal conditions for a wide range of cell membrane functions.

The PEI index was based mainly on evidence reviews and recommendations on the empowering factors of policies by the UK government, WHO and the World Bank (3– 5, 8, 11, 16), and it assessed the policy effects on citizen and community participation, capacity and social capital development, as well as its adaptability to local contexts.

Based mainly on empirical evidence, several researchers [ 14] have reported that one thousand bootstrap samples are enough to accurately estimate bootstrap confidence intervals.

The case was full of irregularities and based mainly on circumstantial evidence, according to a defense lawyer, Abelaziz Nouaydi, and Human Rights Watch.

The report, which was based mainly on circumstantial evidence, called attention to the extremely short wait times for organs in China—one to two weeks for a liver compared with 32.5 months in Canada noting that this was indicative of organs being procured on demand.

Despite generating widespread interest, this hypothesis is based mainly on indirect evidence derived mostly from rodents.

These classifications are based mainly on experimental evidence and do not correspond to sequence identity.

Current guidelines are based mainly on anecdotal evidence and practical experience.

Based mainly on genetic evidence of this type, four models have been proposed to describe the post-glacial recolonization routes in Europe [ 7, 10, 11].