Sentence examples for based on their novel from inspiring English sources

Directed by Lucky McKee; written by Jack Ketchum and Mr. McKee, based on their novel; director of photography, Alex Vendler; edited by Zach Passero; music by Sean Spillane; production design by Krista Gall; costumes by Sandra Alexandre and Michael Bevins; produced by Andrew van den Houten and Robert Tonino; released by Bloody Disgusting and the Collective.

These results further advance the concept of sulfated LMWLs as heparin mimics and will aid the design of anticoagulants based on their novel scaffold.

Entitled Wink, the piece, which premiered at Kobe Biennale's Art Container Contest, is now the third prototype based on their novel idea, and, from the Kobe Biennial to the CS Design Award, the artists have since been lauded for their creations on a rolling basis. .

Best known is Juha, their only feature, a country v city parable based on their father's novel.

They then ranked the animals' personalities based on their reaction to novel situations.

Eacott et al. (2005) carried out a study in which the rats had to explore two different objects placed in certain spatial configuration in a first context based on their tendency of exploring novel objects.

But recently Ferguson et al., based on their finding, proposed a novel role for Tyr as a developmental regulator where elevated Tyr levels play a causal role in the development of diabetes and cancer in people [ 47].

To progress, we must encourage communication among (I) the proponents of published evidence-based, clinical guidelines, (II) those practitioners overtly working outside the recognised scientific evidence base and applying novel therapies based on their personal experience and (III) those researchers able to test novel hypotheses.

Kerouac — whose manuscript "On the Road," about his travels with the feckless Neal Cassady, had just been accepted by Viking when he met Snyder, in 1955 — was sufficiently smitten to write a novel based on their friendship.

Shelley Mydans, a reporter for Life magazine, covered World War II with her husband, the photographer Carl Mydans, and later wrote a novel based on their 21 months in a Japanese prisoner-of-war camp.

In the second film, "Before Sunset," from 2004, Jesse and Celine have not seen each other since Vienna; he has written a best-selling novel based on their night together, and Celine shows up at his reading in Paris.