Sentence examples for lines were based on from inspiring English sources

"I already knew where the lines were, based on the experience of my first book being edited," he said.

Analyses for an association between miRNA profiles and EGFR mutations as well as an association between VHL and miR-147b in a cohort of human lung adenocarcinoma cell lines were based on a public RNA-seq dataset31 available in the ArrayExpress database under accession E-MTAB-2706 E-MTAB-2706 E-MTAB-2706

These credit lines were based on an adjustable rate mortgage with a start rate of 5%, which I assumed was unchanged over the three years.

All TDP-43 plasmids prepared to generate the corresponding stable cell lines were based on pCDNA5FRT/TO vector (Invitrogen).

Phenotypic values used to choose extreme lines were based on the final scoring for both RHBV and feeding damage of T. orizicolus.

Noise lines were based on the null hypothesis of the uniform Fourier coefficient (white noise), and are shown at 2 SDs from either side of the mean.

Currently, 72% of automated lines are based on communication-based train control systems (either using inductive, radio, or microwave technology).

The connector lines are based on known protein-protein interactions retrieved from STRING53.

The story lines are based on situations she encountered with her former clients, though identities are disguised.

The design of the lightning protection system LPS of transmission lines is based on the well known electro-geometrical model.

But projecting trend lines into the future forever is generally a fool's errand, especially when those lines are based on a few quarters of really exceptional growth.