Sentence examples for been based on comparing from inspiring English sources

Previous work on the environmental and genetic contributions to cognitive ability has been based on comparing intelligence in identical and non-identical twins, or studying it in people who were adopted.

Doolittle adds that although previous conclusions have been based on comparing a few proteins at a time, "nobody else has put the muscle to the job" like Hartman does in this study.

However, these figures are based on comparing the three months to February 2016 and March to May 2016.

The identity check is based on comparing fingerprints of people arrested against prints in Department of Homeland Security databases.

The research was based on comparing A-level grades over the years with scores for tests that looked at general ability rather than curriculum knowledge.

Their conclusion is based on comparing the genomes of the Japanese and the Yakut, a Siberian people who eat mostly reindeer.

The new list was based on comparing China's economic output per person with that of other countries.

The best scientific evidence in humans for genes as causes of common disease was based on comparing disease rates in genetically identical twins against rates in non-identical twins (who share 50% of their DNA).

It was based on comparing the number of people currently employed with projections that the council said economists would have made many months ago, using typical methods, before the stimulus package was passed.

The Times analysis is based on comparing the costs of buying and renting a similar home, using data from Moody's Economy.com, a research firm, and from real estate agents.

The study, being reported today in Current Biology, was based on comparing Y chromosomes sampled throughout the British Isles with the invaders' Y chromosomes, as represented by the present-day descendants of the Danes, Vikings (in Norway) and Anglo-Saxons (in Schleswig-Holstein in northern Germany).