Sentence examples for arbitrarily based on from inspiring English sources
An editorial in The New England Journal of Medicine in 2001 said race was a "social construct, not a scientific classification," and denounced "race-based medicine," including "medical research arbitrarily based on race".
The sample size was arbitrarily based on previous studies indicating the effectiveness of VR simulation-based teaching procedural skills to novices [ 8].
She chose her race, Zerg, somewhat arbitrarily, based on "the look of how it played," when she first started watching her brother (a Terran), and has come to appreciate the Zerg race for its "reactive" qualities.
According to Sevag Kechichian, Amnesty's Saudi Arabia researcher, the decision on when to execute a prisoner is made "arbitrarily", based on whether a local governor feels the death rate in their area should be increased, or as a deterrent if there has been a spike in a certain type of offence such as drug smuggling.
However, the acceptable and unacceptable failures were chosen arbitrarily based on previous reports.
The maximum number of iterations allowed was determined arbitrarily, based on the fact that the vast majority of instances did converge in less than three iterations, as explained in Sections 6-A2 and 6-B2.
The 90.6percentt level was somewhat arbitrarily chosen, based on the fact that it represented one and one-half standard deviations from the mean accuracy rate at that time.
All those clues were arbitrarily placed, based on the whims of each lab assistant, and they don't mean anything.
In fact, the cutoff of 1 % was arbitrarily chosen, based on the usual EF analyses, and it should be rationalized in a more objective way.
These measures are often arbitrarily implemented based on ideological decisions rather than on the available evidence and therefore adverse consequences are to be expected in terms of financial protection, efficiency, and equity.
The purpose of this section is to test the proposed model applicability with the data collected in the State of New York (excluding New York City) where 386 candidate sites were arbitrarily selected based on weather and traffic conditions.
