Sentence examples for based upon its ability from inspiring English sources
The foundation selected each structure based upon its ability to present a model for conservation practices.
CNV determination on the digital array is based upon its ability to partition DNA sequences.
One such potent TLR agonist is an Eimeria tenella expressed antigen, originally isolated based upon its ability to induce high levels of IL-12 in bovine intestine [11].
Therefore, up to now the evaluation of success or failure of self-monitoring has been based upon its ability to decrease HbA1c to normal values.
Macrophage migration inhibitory factor (MIF) is a cytokine initially isolated based upon its ability to halt the in vitro random migration of macrophages [ 1, 2].
By contrast, it is likely that mitochondrial translation is increased by ΔNp53 WTp53, based upon its ability to elevate MARS2 expression (the mitochondrial tRNAmet synthetase) about 2.5-fold relative to WTp53 (4).
We, and others, have studied the pikromycin (Pik) PKS of Streptomyces venezuelae for these purposes based upon its unique ability to produce both 12- and 14-membered macrolactones, including 10-deoxymethynolide (1), narbonolide (2), methymycin (3), and pikromycin (4).
Based upon its predictive ability in ER+ LNN patients we next investigated F/B in breast cancer patients treated with tamoxifen in a recurrent setting, and found that F/B is also associated with shorter PFS.
In particular, we aimed to characterize the temporal and regional T1 profiles of the myocardium and to identify the optimal technique based upon its reproducibility and ability to differentiate asymptomatic patients with aortic stenosis from healthy volunteers.
That currency's value itself is based upon its scarcity and its ability to grow, that is to say, collect interest.
NB seems to be an undifferentiated tumour of the sympathetic nervous system based upon its histological phenotype and its ability to undergo further neuronal differentiation and maturation with retinoic acid treatment (Thiele et al., 1985).
