Sentence examples for range upon which from inspiring English sources

It exhibited a broad dynamic range upon which enzyme-linked immunosorbant assay (ELISA -positive affinity-purifiELISA -positive antibody reagents were examined for specificity and potency.

The "great speech" or palinode of the dialogue illustrates the character and range of views upon which the project of philosophical rhetoric (of philosophy, in short) is built.

As analytic feminism has become an increasingly developed field, its practitioners have expanded the range of resources upon which they draw as they reconstruct philosophy.

That the subsisting law of attraction falls within the limits which utility requires, when these limits bear so small a proportion to the range of possibilities upon which chance might equally have cast it, is not, with any appearance of reason, to be accounted for, by any other cause than a regulation proceeding from a designing mind.

Within the group is a wide range of talents upon which I can draw - some have keen sensitivities to certain business markets and strategies; others have sharp observations and insights that refine my personal approach.

Subsequent to the dietary trial and microarray analyses, genetic evaluations (estimated breeding values, EBVs) became available for a range of traits upon which the families are under active selection in the breeding program.

Surely we cannot afford to lose this revenue, equivalent to £2.9bn according to the Office for Budget Responsibility or, if we take into account growth and inflation, up to £27.8bn according to Richard Murphy – money that could have been used to protect the range of public services upon which citizens AND private businesses both depend.

As a result, we can obtain the range of target values upon which we set initial bidding price and upper limit".

The province has a range of resources to draw upon, which has allowed it to diversify its economic base.

The ability to read and write is the foundation for health literacy, upon which a range of complementary skills can be built [ 5].

∎ Range of data elements available upon which to base detailed exploration of uptake (e.g. age cohorts, postal code), as well as public health planning.