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(1) Based on a wealth of scientific endeavours one can reliably predict that the Int/Inv proteins with β-barrel domains studied here are translocated across the inner membrane via the Sec pathway in a post-translational fashion.

It is based on a wealth of original sources and a comprehensive understanding of the period.

Climate Corporation writes these policies in the United States based on a wealth of public data on rainfall, temperature and soil types around the country.

"Hitler's Beneficiaries" is based on a wealth of military and economic documents, and it is chock full of data on consumer spending power, money-laundering techniques, and bankers' and civil servants' inventiveness in making theft look legal — or invisible.

The investigators, who include representatives from Australia, Malaysia, Ukraine, and Belgium, said their conclusions were based on a wealth of supporting evidence, including forensic examinations, witness statements, satellite images, radar data and intercepted telephone calls.

There are of course limitations here, and plenty is uncertain or unknown, but this is neither impossible to work out nor a work of fiction, but solid researched based on a wealth of data and careful analysis.

Based on a staggering wealth of accumulated imperial holdings, it houses nearly 22 million items spanning 3,000 years.

In his column Sunday, Nicholas D. Kristof points to a new policy statement from the American Academy of Pediatrics based on an increasing wealth of scientific research: "toxic stress" in infancy or early childhood can "disrupt the architecture of the developing brain, thereby influencing behavioral, educational, economic and health outcomes decades and generations later".

The socio-economic index for households in each site was based on a locally derived wealth index; all households in a site were allocated to wealth quintiles which were developed using principal component factor analysis (14) on a range of asset variables including dwelling characteristics and household possessions (such as livestock and durable goods).

Indeed, he observed further, "political speech cannot be limited based on a speaker's wealth".

The quota is based on a country's wealth and it determines voting power within the organisation; those making higher contributions have greater voting rights.