Sentence examples for based on early observations from inspiring English sources
One major reason is that the concept of animal culture, based on early observations of primatologists,, is grounded at the observed behavioral level.
The reported detection of methane is based on early observations by the Planetary Fourier Spectrometer PFSS) onboard Mars Express.
Total allocations, including a later 1944 treaty with Mexico guaranteeing that country most of the remaining water in the river, ran up to 16.5 million acre feet (20.3 km3), which was believed to be the natural flow of the Colorado River based on early observations at Lee's Ferry and other gages along the river.
Based on early observations [2], [3], [4] and recent own work [5], [6] a model of compartmentalized production and consumption of ATP is now emerging.
Three primary mechanisms have been proposed based on early observations and experiments involving both siRNAs and miRNAs: translational repression, mRNA cleavage, and transcriptional silencing.
The concept of synthetic lethality in cancer is based on early observations in yeast and Drosophila that have been extended to higher organisms [ 12, 13].
This work, which helped explain fundamental questions about the nervous system, was based on earlier observations made by Dr. Ritchie and Paul Greengard, who studied the action and effects of lidocaine, dibucaine and other local anesthetics on the nerve cells.
It consumed most of the helium and the hydrogen that was left over from the birth of the sun, but, based on earlier observations, we know that Jupiter also contains some elements, such as carbon and nitrogen, that are the basis for life on Earth.
"Based on earlier observations, we were expecting to land on Mars and measure background levels of methane of at least several parts per billion, but saw nothing," Webster told SPACE.com.
Based on earlier observations and replication models for other parvoviruses it was assumed that head-to-head or tail-to-tail DNA sequences should occur during the HBoV infection cycle [21].
