Sentence examples for builds on the notion that from inspiring English sources

Structural equation modeling, in the context of classical twin studies, builds on the notion that MZ pairs share 100% of their genetics and DZ pairs share, on average, 50%.

This metaphor builds on the notion that the first steps in tumor development take place during a common early developmental phase when the immature cells that are the source of neuroblastoma are still present in the sympathetic nervous system, whereas subsequent tumorigenic events differ in malignant effect between the genetic routes.

It's a type of black humor that's particularly Eastern European: "12 08 East of Bucharest" shows how much laughter and art can be built on the notion that everything about one's country is basically shit.

His theory of multiple intelligences (at least seven, probably more) is built on the notion that we have been using one word to describe all sorts of abilities -- linguistic, musical, logical-mathematical, spatial, interpersonal and others.

As any scientist will tell you, correlation does not imply causation — yet businesses are being built on the notion that it's possible to isolate one health signal and use it as a jumping off point to 'hack' your personal biology by tweaking your lifestyle.

His entire persona is built on the notion that he is an outsider and a renegade.

"Dobbs Ferry is an older community that wasn't built on the notion that every family would have three cars," he said.

In a place built on the notion that fantasies can be manufactured with little more than plywood and good lighting, financiers became the Hollywood equivalent of bankable stars.

Mr. Stevens's defense was largely built on the notion that he had not asked for, and had no use for, many of the goods and services he received.

Differences soon emerged, not least over Suez in 1956, but this was a relationship built on the notion that its importance overrode inevitable frictions, especially in matters of war and peace.

Its name suggests that anyone can make music on anything, and its boundary-crossing programs have been built on the notion that contemporary music can embrace elements of rock, jazz and world music.