Sentence examples for upon the identity from inspiring English sources
"Airlines frequently charge different groups of consumers different rates for the same seat, hotels often charge different rates to different consumers for the same room and car dealerships sell identical vehicles for a variety of prices, depending upon the identity (and savvy) of the consumer".
The response patterns of the intracellular Ca2+ increase depend upon the identity of a single amino acid, aspartate (at position 854) or threonine (at position 840), located within the G-protein-inter-acting domains of mGluR1α and mGluR5a, respectively.
At pH 7, the dependence of the extent of shift upon the identity of the hydrophilic residue increased in the order: L < G∼Y∼T < R∼H < S < P < K < E∼ Q< N < D.
speech in terms of its capacity for informing the public does not depend upon the identity of its source, whether corporation, association, union, or individual". First National Bank of Boston v. Bellotti, 435 U.S. 765, 777, 98 S.Ct.
The second season of "Inspector Lewis" was a bit of a letdown, but the episode "The Quality of Mercy," in which the detectives stumbled upon the identity of the hit-and-run driver who killed Lewis's wife years before, was a nice showcase for the underappreciated British actor Kevin Whately.
Furthermore, any move against representational thinking impinges upon the identity of the subject.
Memories of historical events are to a great extent dependent upon the identities of the remembering subjects, which are in tum shaped by the immediate and vicarious experiences of those persons.
In previous work [ 1], we have introduced a context-dependent model of evolution which allows the evolution of a site across a branch to depend upon the identities of its two immediate flanking bases at the start of the branch.
Indeed, once that ancestral sequences have been estimated, the evolution of a given site across a branch is allowed to depend upon the identities of its immediate flanking bases at the start (i.e. the ancestor) of that branch.
Since the IRB consent does not allow communication of genetic data, given potential negative consequences of knowledge of variants that cannot be acted upon, the identities of the individuals are anonymous and no concerted attempt has been made here to link genotypes to phenotypes directly.
We compare the parameter estimates of our model for two approaches, i.e. a first approach that allows the evolution of a given site to depend only upon the identities of its immediate flanking bases at the start of a branch versus a second approach which partitions each branch into two or more parts to better accommodate evolving flanking bases across the branch.
