Sentence examples for consolidated upon from inspiring English sources

This scenario of evolution has been proposed by Azimzadeh and Bornens (Azimzadeh and Bornens, 2004; Bornens and Azimzadeh, 2007), and subsequently consolidated upon comparative phylogenetic analysis of centrosomal proteins (Azimzadeh and Marshall, 2010; Carvalho-Santos et al., 2010; Hodges et al., 2010).

What will this season give them to consolidate upon this achievement?

The small hydrate particles packed and consolidated symmetrically upon Al or Cu cylindrical surfaces, minimizing internal void spaces and fractures in the accumulated 250 400 g hydrate mass.

Processed mapping data was then consolidated based upon AGAP number and the results summarized by rseq software.

"The Heritage Index helps – showing relative strengths and weaknesses across a broad definition of heritage, letting us see where strengths could be consolidated and capitalized upon; or areas where under-performance might be addressed".

The Lisbon reforms are in essence simply consolidating and building upon the creation of an internal EU market an effort to rip down barriers to trade and investment that was meant to have culminated in 1992 and was heralded as the dawn of a new golden age for Europe's economy.

High-line metrics such as salary expectations and average tenure, certifications and education are all consolidated into a previously agreed-upon format.

During the next three years we aim to consolidate our success and embark upon further collaborative improvement work in primary care prescribing, surgical prophylaxis and management of sepsis, the latter being a significant cause of hospital mortality and morbidity and a national priority for 2012.

The newly unified government of President Hrawi then embarked upon the delicate and dangerous process of consolidating and extending the power of the Lebanese government.

These data demonstrate that if the UPR is activated during euthermia, this activation is consolidated during hypothermia, but that upon restoration of normal metabolic conditions at 37 °C the UPR is switched off.

Codebooks were synthesised and consolidated, and code definitions were agreed upon by both PIs.