Sentence examples for be based on knowledge from inspiring English sources

In the case of P. sorbitophila and contrary to the analyses conducted so far on other yeast hybrids (Bovers et al. 2006; Dunn and Sherlock 2008; Gordon and Wolfe 2008; Nakao et al. 2009; Rainieri et al. 2006; Sipiczki 2008), the extraction method of the two parental subgenomes cannot be based on knowledge of the genomic sequence of at least one species closely related to one parent.

Because prospective on-site surveillance requires more resources than laboratory-based surveillance, the choice of the surveillance strategy should be based on knowledge of the importance of clinical sepsis.

There is no single statistical tool that can definitively support the selection of one model over the other and, therefore, final model selection must be based on knowledge of the biological processes under study, as well as the particular characteristics of the study sample.

Equitable lighting needs to be based on knowledge of the diverse uses of a space and how to respond to it creatively.

But if you speak up individually, it won't work," says Cham. "Before you mobilise people it needs to be based on knowledge of what they're getting into, and right now there's a low rate of civic education in the Gambia".

Prevention strategies for concussion need to be based on knowledge of the mechanisms of injury.

As America moves increasingly into a service economy, work is based on knowledge and innovation, and a knowledge-based worker is good for about five to six hours each day.

Evidence-based medicine is an approach to practice and teaching that is based on knowledge of clinical trials.

Recognition is based on knowledge and familiarity is based on feeling, but neither entails the other.

But you never feel people are laughing at Gene; his ignorance is based on knowledge.

Sometimes it is based on knowledge, like tips on hanging a pendant light that you get from someone at the hardware store.