Sentence examples for notion by which from inspiring English sources

Most of the data point to shortening of telomeres below a critical limit as the most important target achieved by telomerase inhibition [6], [7], supporting the notion by which achievement of significant telomere shortening will result in anti cancer clinical effects.

Clinical psychologist Joseph Carver (2007) has even used the notion of "Stockholm Syndrome"—by which a victim forms a strong emotional bond with her attacker as a way to cope with ongoing trauma as a framework for explaining certain cases of long-standing domestic violence.

She went on to say that, rather than relying on "some preconceived notions," by which she presumably meant any firm belief in what the NAIRU is, she and her colleagues were keeping a close eye on actual developments in the economy.

Although the statistical robustness of RF to model the chemical and biological data simultaneously has been empirically shown (Menden et al., 2013), the mathematical notions by which information is shared across compounds and cell lines are poorly understood.

The problem is with the long, fictional notion of authority by which we are all supposed to be connected.

Without counting costs and without any notion of the mechanism by which pain and misery produce results, they are convinced that the harshest measures are always the most effective.

If consequentialists define consequences in terms of what is caused (unlike Sosa 1993), then which future events count as consequences is affected by which notion of causation is used to define consequences.

These data support the notion that the mechanism by which TCN inhibits tumor survival and growth is by preventing the phosphorylation of Akt.

This strengthens the notion that the mechanism by which dasatinib treatment is able to improve muscle integrity is dependent on dystroglycan expression and its phosphorylation in the absence of dystrophin, as no improvement was seen in a dystrophic fish that lacks dystroglycan (Supplementary Material, Fig. S3).

As these notions are not widely recognized, we feel obliged to offer some parameters by which similar notions could be better differentiated.

And activist shareholders played a major role in spreading the notion of pay-for-performance, by which executives would be compensated based on their ability to meet board-devised financial targets.