Sentence examples for based on a distinctive from inspiring English sources
Identity refers to feelings of belonging to a specific group based on a distinctive shared language, culture, social organization and ideology (Hurskainen [1990]; Snow [2001]).
Our results support a key role of tectonins in innate defense based on a distinctive and conserved type of lectin-glycan interaction.
In fact, a separate high-throughput bioinformatics approach, based on a distinctive cell surface biomarker signature during early cardiac differentiation, sorted cardiogenic precursors out of a pool of unconstrained pluripotent stem cell progeny [28].
The patients of both cohorts were selected based on (a) distinctive pathologic diagnosis of HCC according to the World Health Organization histological classification of tumors of the liver and intrahepatic bile ducts (2000) [47], (b) receiving curative resection, defined as macroscopically complete removal of the neoplasm, and (c) availability of detailed clinicopathologic data.
But more work will be needed to confirm the result, says Tony Dayan, an emeritus professor of toxicology, because the study was based on a small, distinctive group.If confirmed, the findings would be troubling.
When Mr. Henry pitched the character of Cleveland — based on a sometime basketball partner with a distinctive regional accent (his pronunciation of "Maryland" sounded like "Merlin") — his "Family Guy" colleagues did not blink.
Mr. Morrison also performs a lovely song, "The Ghost," based on a poem by Edna St . Vincent Millay(whose distinctive middle name, the show does not mention, was her mother's tribute to St. Vincent's Hospital).
In church architecture a distinctive plain style based on a 'T'-plan emerged.
Each has its own distinctive clinical semantics based on a clinical record ontology as explained by Heard et al. [ 13].
Cream bassist and vocalist Jack Bruce based it on a distinctive bass riff or repeated musical phrase he developed after attending a Jimi Hendrix concert.
Through a BLAST search based on the distinctive 2OG-FeII-Oxy domain (PF03171) of the Fe2+/α-KG oxygenases, a total of 16 peyote unigenes were identified as members of this family.
