Sentence examples for based on data describing from inspiring English sources

The analysis is based on data describing the relaxation phenomena governing the backbone dynamics of bovine pancreatic trypsin inhibitor derived from molecular dynamics simulations, previously reported by us.

This analysis was based on data describing their feeding distribution during the breeding season and, whilst the distribution of these birds is likely to be different outside of the breeding season, it is during breeding times that they are most vulnerable to competition for food [50].

These are often based on data describing the prevalence of that disease in the country or region to which the particular study refers.

The majority of infected individuals recover at a rate c, which corresponds to a recovery period of 7 days based on data describing the progression of symptoms, viral shedding, and cytokine levels in influenza challenge studies [ 55, 58, 59].

The objective of the current study was to classify general hospital wards based on data describing organizational practice reported by the ward nurse managers, and then to compare this classification with the name used in the wards to identify the organizational model (self-identification).

Source: Author's calculations based on data sources described in the text.

Coupling with an ionospheric electric field model based on data assimilation described in "Empirical ionospheric electric field models based on SuperDARN observations and data assimilation" section is also planned.

In a specific network of placebo-controlled trials of antidepressants, based on data already described and published previously by Turner et al., comparing the results of adjustment models applied to published data and those of the standard NMA model applied to published data allowed for assessing the robustness of efficacy estimates and ranking to publication bias or related small-study effects.

Based on data previously described, we suggest that an ancestral PRTase enzyme similar to the hypoxanthine-guanine phosphoribosyltransferase (2.4.2.8) with broader specificity to diverse structurally related substrates, such as guanine, xanthine, hypoxanthine, adenine, and AICA, was present in the early stage of the emergence of life.

This evaluation is based on experimental data describing the electrolyser performance and its degradation during long-term operation.

Studies based on secondary data describing large national random samples of workers cannot make the required distinctions, as a number of attempts not reported here demonstrate10.