Sentence examples for based upon the well from inspiring English sources

The first threading intercalators that can be conjugated to acids, sulfonic acids and peptides to target them to duplex DNA are described, based upon the well studied acridine-3 or 4-carboxamides.

The molecular basis for the observed Soret band blue shift is likely based upon the well characterized oxidation chemistry and spectroscopy of Hb [28] [32].

"Barclays made a legitimate decision to exit these businesses based upon the well-known risks of money-laundering and terrorist financing in the money service business sector.

During World War I the British War Office prepared an unauthorized reprint, "based upon the well-known enemy publication Baedeker's 'Palestine and Syria,' " and issued it to officers in the region.

Our proof is based upon the well-known Leray-Schauder principle and the induction principle on time scales.

Based upon the well-established single cell gel electrophoresis assay (a.k.a. the comet assay), the CometChip enables robust, high throughput and objective DNA damage quantification.

New techniques, based upon the well-developed philosophies of image processing (IP) and pattern recognition (PR) are considered in this paper.

We are advocating the diversity-driven approach to generating alternatives for infrequently purchased products (i.e., computers, vehicles, etc).. Our method is based upon the well-known "divergence/convergence" principle of problem solving.

Various types of fractional derivatives and their applications can be found in the literature, for instance, the Caputo derivative [13], the recently introduced fractional derivative without singular kernel (Caputo Fabrizio derivative) [14] and the Atangana Baleanu derivative which is based upon the well-known generalized Mittag Leffler function [15, 16].

This hypothesis is based upon the well-accepted idea that DNA methylation is generally repressive [ 29].

The mechanism expected for PCP hydroxylase based upon the well-studied mechanism of p-hydroxybenzoate hydroxylase is shown in Figure 1.