Sentence examples for cultures is based on from inspiring English sources

"Historically, the development of Andean cultures is based on camelids," said Daniel Maydana, a Bolivian anthropologist with many years' experience in vicuña projects.

The accepted sequence of predynastic cultures is based on the excavations of British archaeologist Sir Flinders Petrie at Naqādah, at Al-ʿĀmirah (El-ʿÂmra), and at Al-Jīzah (El-Giza).

The final model, which should help to foster integration by bridging between these cultures, is based on four overall aspects: culture, strategy, organizational tools and outcomes.

If this hypothesis is correct, this again vividly reminds us that our current levels of serotonin are set by a range of largely random and arbitrary factors – it is surely merely an accident that the diet of some cultures is based on maize rather than grain!

But then again, as Al-­Maria herself writes, she didn't care "anymore about what Edward Said said," with his argument that Western perceptions of Middle Eastern cultures are based on false assumptions.

The conditions for testing acid resistance (survival in extreme acid) of aerated cultures were based on those previously described, with modifications [39], [40].

Bacterial cultures were based on reagents free of animal products.

Respiratory cultures were based on tracheal aspirates obtained immediately after intubation.

The ordering of blood cultures was based on the attending physician's clinical assessment.

The method of generating myelinating spinal cord cultures (myelinating cultures) was based on those previously described (Sørensen et al., 2008; Nash et al., 2011) with some minor modifications.

Purity of cultures was based on the expression of the astrocyte marker, glial fibrillary acidic protein, which was expressed in >90% of the cells.