Sentence examples for based on the sole from inspiring English sources

Thus, diagnosis of calicivirus infection in conventional RT-PCR was clearly difficult based on the sole differentiation between these unexpected amplicons and the right ones.

The book also includes the illustration of a lone wolf with an unhinged look and a hint of slaver round its chops, most likely based on the sole wolf specimen that he held in his collection.

There is danger in buying your own hype, of listening exclusively to the people who think you can do no wrong because you're you: your right-ness becomes tautological, based on the sole fact of your existence.

In a statement, it denied the Securities and Exchange Commission had put the kibosh on its hopes to issue Facebook shares to U.S. investors, saying, "The decision not to proceed in the US was based on the sole judgment of Goldman Sachs and was not required or requested by any other party.

The decision not to proceed in the U.S. was based on the sole judgment of Goldman Sachs and was not required or requested by any other party.

Rather, it is in all three cases defined based on the sole primitive notion adopted: overlap in SA, and discreteness in the other two systems.

Northwest's WorldPerks literature stated that a member's account could be cancelled based on the airline's "sole judgement" that the programme had been abused.

Therefore, the selection of strong candidate determinants of acetic acid tolerance among the ORFs present in each DNA insert able to rescue the susceptibility phenotype of the S. cerevisiae haa1∆ mutant was based on the presumption that sole ORFs present in DNA inserts that were able to suppress the acetic acid susceptibility phenotype of haa1∆ are the cause of the increased tolerance.

Their theories are based on the account from the sole survivor from the town.

The shape is optimized based on the simulation of the sole deformation during an entire walking step, taking time dependent input of the walking pattern generator into account.

Using this kind of intellectual guide, Friedel (1904 ▸, 1926 ▸, 1933 ▸) proposed a classification of twins based on the geometry of the sole crystal lattice (Bravais, 1851 ▸; Mallard, 1885 ▸; Donnay, 1940 ▸): (i) Merohedral twins where the crystals share the same lattice (this can happen only for non-holohedral structures).