Sentence examples for generally built on from inspiring English sources

Toxicogenomics studies are generally built on standard toxicology studies generating biological end point data, and as such, one goal of toxicogenomics is to detect relationships between changes in gene expression and in those biological parameters.

England's batting has veered between mountainous scoring, generally built on a big tally by Cook, and abject collapses.

He estimates that his finished house weighs nearly five tons (the houses are generally built on skids and pulled by a four-wheel-drive pickup truck).

Houses in Cambodia were generally built on wooden pilings and had thatched roofs, walls of palm matting, and floors of woven bamboo strips resting on bamboo joists.

One of his games, Western Gun, was licensed to a company in the U.S. and redesigned by Dave Nutting Associates to use microprocessors; prior to this development, games were generally built on discrete logic, where diodes or transistors acted as electronic switches.

Our results show that societal perceptions and preferences for specific management actions are generally built on unbalanced and incomplete knowledge.

Liik said it generally builds on existing sympathy for Moscow, but she is sceptical of warnings that it is fuelling divisions that threaten the integrity of Baltic states.

The pace, the action and the performances were compelling, and I look forward to the arrival of Margo Martindale in the third episode (the second episode, which I've also seen, generally builds on the strengths of the pilot).

The midfield is generally built to contain.

I find that while residential sites are generally built in more defensible places on the landscape, previously identified "defensive" sites (trench embankment sites) are not necessarily in unusually defensible places.

Fluor also had supervision of the construction of the pumping stations, which were generally built by the contractors working on a specific section of the pipeline.