Sentence examples for number upon which from inspiring English sources
Informants identified the inherent attractions to a metric that helps generate a single number upon which estimates can be based and which can set priorities and inform policy.
Optionally, publicly available datasets in AE can be re-analysed by providing the function with the experiment's accession number, upon which all raw data files and relevant metadata will be downloaded from the AE Archive and the European Nucleotide Archive.
There is also a problem with the numbers upon which the tottering edifice rests.
Unfortunately, the numbers upon which these comforting conclusions depend — namely, median home prices for the country — are unreliable and misleading.
First, it makes little sense to conclude that investors relied upon the CSFB report and ignored the earnings numbers upon which it was based.
We know that you, our readers, were mostly trained as engineers, scientists, business managers, and financiers: you are accustomed to assimilating information as data, and you'd like to see the numbers upon which we base our analyses.
Financial evaluation in this context is useful as a framework for information processing and communication but is less important as a formula for generating numbers upon which to determine investment.
We can offer no insight into the relevance, reliability or reasonableness of these numbers upon which the complexities of stroke care rest.
From the maps and travel guides they offer, to the discounts that you can get a hotels/motels to the 3-4 FREE tows per year (Up to 100 miles. The total number depends upon which package you choose) if you drive frequently you simply cannot afford NOT to have it.
My mind strayed to Maira Kalman's selections, and a numbered sampler upon which a nineteenth-century girl had practiced her stitches.
As additional cytokines and costimulatory molecules are linked to the pathogenesis of psoriatic lesions, immunologic therapies will have an increased number of targets upon which to act.
