Sentence examples for based upon entry from inspiring English sources

We calculated the absolute differences in physico-chemical properties for each of the 190 possible amino acid pairs for three fundamental properties: amino acid volume, polarity and hydrophobicity based upon entry numbers GRAR740103, GRAR740102 [17], and SWER830101 [18] of the database AAindex [19].

The decision to screen in our cohort is based upon entry criteria for currently available studies, and should not be subject to physician bias in the same way that failure to approach a woman for participation could be.

The broader conceptual scoring was based upon entries made by the most adept of the secondary school test takers in the earlier study.

We identified 117 candidate genes from psoriasis GWAS studies based upon entries from the National Human Genome Research Institute NHGRII) GWAS catalogue [ 32] and a recent psoriasis GWAS meta-analysis [ 26].

Figure 7 shows the projection of the normal modes onto the displacement vector describing the structural differences between the open (PDB entry 2VDA) and closed (homology model based upon PDB entry 1M6N) states of E. coli SecA for both the monomer and the dimer.

It is important that all patients are considered for clinical trial enrolment, and that any exclusion from recruitment is based upon trial entry criteria.

In fact, we know very little about which books Americans used to page through: the history of reading is largely circumstantial, based upon diary entries or sales figures.

The book is based upon journal entries written by Jones during the mission.

Similarly, if the biocurator were to edit that particular interaction, the interaction notation would be displayed for the biocurator as above; however, the notation is not stored in the Curation Database, but rather is generated by the curation tool server-side software based upon the entries in the interaction-related tables.

While there may be related crimes occurring, such as theft, assault, or battery, law enforcement officers will almost always not act to remove the licensee based upon the initial entry alone.

These new findings from ES studies further support the original study conclusions of: (1) pathogenic involvement of the SH3TC2 gene; and (2) spurious interpretations of 'incidental' findings that may occur based upon current database entries.