Sentence examples for based on the accepted from inspiring English sources
Since the publication in 1859 of Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, however, taxonomy has been based on the accepted propositions of evolutionary descent and relationship.
The coking process can be divided into two parallel pathways based on the accepted hydrocarbon pool theory.
The continued exploration into the fate of the benzannulation reaction is put forth using the electronic nature of substituents on the aryl ring of benzylidene Fischer carbene complexes as a handle to predict, using σ-para values as a guide, the outcome of the reaction based on the accepted mechanism.
Relative evolutionary distance was based on the accepted phylogenetic tree.
Based on the accepted theory that cancer evolve clonally from a single cell, mathematical analysis may offer guidance for identification of the possible initial deviation in the first cancer cell as representative of starting event during tumorigenesis.
Our initial, tentative explanation for this, based on the accepted mechanism for the McMurry reaction,[ 18] was that the more electron-rich pyrrole was both more difficult to reduce and less reactive in the subsequent dimerisation of the radical anion species than the bifuran.
Sequence reads from each sample were quality pre-processed using the FASTX-toolkit fastq_quality_filter. Trimming was based on the minimum accepted lllumina quality value of 20 and minimum accepted read size of 30 bp.
These host-associated lineages are thus likely to have diverged around 1mya based on the generally accepted rate of COI divergence in insects of 2% per million years (DeSalle et al. 1987).
Haniyeh found himself caught between Abbas, who called for negotiations with Israel based on the internationally accepted "road map," and the Syrian-based Hamas leadership abroad, led by Khaled Mashal, which insisted on ideological purity.
The Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal of the case based on the argument, accepted by the Ninth Circuit, that Mr. Belmontes's lawyer had been deficient in not presenting enough information that might have mitigated the sentence.
Analysts said the results -- the bank's first to be reported based on the generally accepted accounting principles in use in the United States -- beat their projected profits of 1.3 billion Swiss francs.
