Sentence examples for based notably on the from inspiring English sources
Last week, the French Prime Minister, Manuel Valls, described the burkini as a "provocation" and "an expression of a political project, a countersociety, based notably on the enslavement of women".
Recent studies have shown the existence of three different prion diseases in cattle, based notably on the molecular features of the protease-resistant prion protein (PrPres) identified by Western blot [12] [15].
It was based notably on the identification of CCC- or GGG-like motif.
The sensory signals received by the mouth receptors trigger deglutition based notably on the physical properties of the bolus, such as texture, following insalivation and particle size reduction of the ingested food (42, 43).
Based notably on the observations made in a seminal paper by Hobson et al [ 5], a HI titre of 1 40 is generally accepted to be associated with a 50% reduction in the risk of illness in a susceptible population [ 6], and can be referred to as the 50% protective titre (50% PT).
Finally, allergen immunotherapy has a poor but improving evidence base (notably on sublingual tablets) and its benefits last after treatment ends.
However, the design of these assays remained mostly empirical, being notably based on the use of the 16S rRNA gene [ 3], until bacterial genome sequencing became a reality in the mid-1990s [ 4].
Notably, based on the previous study, the expression of AT1G60710, a potential mimic of ath-miR395a/day/e, showed specific response to sulfur depletion treatment [ 36].
Sir Richard has had success in small-scale films, notably Iris, based on the life of the writer Iris Murdoch, and The Ploughman's Contract, but remains best known for his award-winning work in theatre, including running the National for a decade.
If they were unable to determine excess LOS, we imputed the excess LOS based on the LMR, notably the difference between expected and observed LOS.
Notably, these approaches were based on the reduction of the antibody affinity for the transferrin receptors that facilitated the trancytosis thus increasing the uptake of therapeutic antibodies in the brain (Yu et al, 2011).
