Sentence examples for be based on changes from inspiring English sources
Using a version of the ontology that is current with respect to the annotations ensures that the differences between the literature-based and computationally predicted annotations will not be based on changes to the ontology, such as merged or obsoleted GO terms.
This algorithm-based approach considered the changes in urine volumes to be based on changes in intestinal wet weight absorption.
"Labour are clear that any decision on a referendum should be based on changes in Europe, not movements in the polls.
These will be based on changes proposed by a committee led by Herman Van Rompuy, the president of the European Council, the body where national governments meet.
In this case, if such precursors exist, the coupling between the solid Earth, troposphere, upper atmosphere, and ionosphere is, however, claimed to be based on changes in electric field or changes of global electric circuit owing to radon escape rather than on acoustic gravity waves [Harrison et al. 2010; Liu et al. 2010; Pulinets and Davidenko 2014].
These observations also seem to rule out a simple model of clathrin coat activation that could be based on changes in the physical properties of the lipid bilayer at the site of coat formation due to local clustering of glycosphingolipids induced by binding to the pentameric StxB.
One of the possible hypotheses could be based on change in permeability of charged membranes of bacterial cells.
Another option to define progression could be based on change in GFR.
Diagnosis of disease is based on changes in one or more blood analytes.
(I) In RIFLE the diagnosis is based on changes over a one-week period, while AKIN requires only changes within a designated 48-hour period.
