Sentence examples for upon outlined from inspiring English sources

Eight principle categories were identified and agreed upon (outlined in Table  2).

Here, we report extensive experiments based upon methods outlined in the patents (particularly, the so-called direct reduction using high overpotential cathode materials).

The proposal, which relies on and builds upon measures outlined in the Clean Power Plan, would affect coal-fired power plants on lands belonging to three tribes--the Navajo Nation, the Ute Tribe of the Uintah and Ouray Reservation and the Fort Mojave Tribe--as well as plants in Puerto Rico and Guam.

Trained research assistants provide instruction on accurate home blood pressure measurement technique based upon methods outlined by The Seventh Report of the Joint National Committee on Prevention, Detection, Evaluation, and Treatment of High Blood Pressure [ 2] to subjects included in the Patient Intervention.

Failure to provide them, he had argued, reduced dramatically the number of firms able to apply for duty contracts, without the profession being given any chance to comment upon the assumptions outlined in the reports.

As always, MacLeod spreads an unbearable calm over this calamity: "Everyone could see their three dark forms and the smaller one of the dog outlined upon the whiteness over which they traveled.

The consensus endorsed was based upon the themes outlined in this symposium.

Based upon the recommendations outlined in Leijten et al.'s study (2014), the raw data (for a sample, see Table 4) generated by Inputlog was filtered for later analysis.

First, because each sample mount may contain hundreds of individual ash grains, we are only able to measure vesicle imprints on a small percentage of the grain population, thus the selection of grains for imaging is solely at the discretion of the researcher based upon the criteria outlined previously, and as a result, may be somewhat subjective.

Identification of settlements and the mapping of their extents were based upon the methodologies outlined in Tatem et al [13], [14] and adapted for simplification, ease of repetition and the incorporation of new data.

This framework is based upon the approach outlined in a discussion paper prepared for the 2014 WHO Global Forum for Government Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officers [ 22].