Sentence examples for primarily based upon from inspiring English sources
Our study shows that GPs' management of patients with ID and MBP is primarily based upon experience-based knowledge as told explicitly and as demonstrated through individual descriptions of management and treatment.
Japan's present tax system, developed in the early 1950s, is primarily based upon proposals made by a commission headed by American economist Carl S. Shoup.
The polity of the Scottish Presbyterian Church and the Presbyterian churches of North America is primarily based upon this appeal, which was also found among many English Puritan groups and other spiritual descendants of John Calvin.
Although they appeal to the Bible for the justification of these dietary practices, they maintain that these are primarily based upon the broad theological consideration that the body is the temple of the Holy Spirit and should be protected.
The various terrestrial biomes (defined primarily based upon the type of vegetation and climate) are composed mainly of herbaceous and woody angiosperms, except for taiga (boreal forest), temperate rain forest, and juniper savanna, where conifers (a gymnospermous division) dominate the woody component and angiosperms dominate the herbaceous and shrub components.
Primarily based upon Delsuc et al. (2006).
The evidence supporting that there is unresolved ER stress is primarily based on the fact that upon tunicamycin treatment or hepatectomy, the livers of knockout mice exhibit steatosis.
The district court primarily based its "race, not politics," conclusion upon its finding that "the legislators excluded many heavily Democratic precincts from District 12, even when those precincts immediately border the 12th and would have established a far more compact district".
Current identification methods primarily are based upon miRNA-target information and matched miRNA and mRNA expression profiles.
The CRC susceptibility loci identified in mice have primarily been based upon the azoxymethane (AOM) or related dimethylhydrozine (DMH) carcinogen model (Schauer et al. 1969; Uronis and Threadgill 2009; Ward 1975).
Estimates of its reproduction numbers have primarily been based upon data from the second wave (11– 18, 18); in a study based on national general practice consultation data from England and Wales, Hall et al. (19) estimated that R n increased slightly between successive waves, from 1.28 to 1.56.
