We focus in particular on the KNIME implementation of knowledge-based tools to generate informed hypotheses regarding protein targets of bioactive compounds, based on notions of chemical similarity.
Former SBS commentator Les Murray, Fairfax's Michael Cockerill and Michael Lynch, and Fox Sports commentators Simon Hill and Mark Bosnich have all argued for its introduction, based on notions of fairness and football principles.
In 1986, the court upheld Georgia's criminal sodomy statute and the arrest of a man for having consensual sex in his own home, reasoning that that law is based on notions of morality.
"The law," it said, "is constantly based on notions of morality, and if all laws representing essentially moral choices are to be invalidated under the Due Process Clause, the courts will be very busy indeed".
To be against the utilisation of an abundant stock is not environmentalism .The anti-whalers supplement their environmental objections with policies based on notions of animal welfare or animal rights.
She argues that evolutionary explanations tend to be based on notions of individual competition under conditions of scarcity, which are historically and culturally specific and need not hold.
The generally positive attitude of European statesmen towards war, based on notions of honour, expectations of a swift victory, and ideas of social Darwinism, was perhaps the most important conditioning factor.
States do spend a substantial share of their budget on transport infrastructure and services, but the extent and direction of this spending is typically based on notions of economic efficiency rather than considerations of welfare and equity.
The developmental transition of generalising a mechanical manipulation into a mathematical insight of the underlying logic, an 'a-ha!' moment has recently been reported using entropy and based on notions of self-organising criticality (Stephen et al.2009).2009
It is a pose based on notions of "good posture" that are more myth than fact.
