Sentence examples for directly on which from inspiring English sources

Most minisatellite loci have little or no effect on phenotype [ 66], and they thus offer nothing directly on which females may base their mate choice.

The exposure assessment appears to diminish measurement error and produce more certain estimates, but we are unable to comment directly on which specific constituents of the pollutant mixture are linked to the health effects.

The player is mocked by the prisoner in the cell across the hall, the dialogue of the mocking directly depending on which race the player has chosen.

Typical solid phases for a heterogeneous immunoassay include microtitre plates, membranes and tissue slices, to which the antigen is either bound directly or on which it is captured by use of an appropriate antibody (Fig.  1).

The team today launched the Bing Code Search add-on, which directly integrates code snippet search for C# (with other languages coming later) into Visual Studio.

Calcitonin is the only hormone that interacts directly on osteoclasts, which have a receptor for it.

Sanders proposes a 6% payroll tax levied directly on employers, which would pay for the bulk of the costs of expanding Medicare to cover all Americans.

The poles, he said, are less obtrusive than large cabinet-style boxes planted directly on sidewalks, which can invite graffiti and vandals.

Much of Fallout 4 improves directly on 3, which is great, but this may be why it feels there's not much truly new here, and not even much in the way of refinement.

But the Education Act 2011 placed the duty in England directly on schools, which were instructed to provide independent, impartial advice to pupils over three years from 13. Connexions was cut back to become solely a phone and online service but there was no new money to replace its old functions, a gap that one witness told the committee cost each school about £25,000.

The second has cells growing directly on electrodes, which measure electrically what cells are up to.