Sentence examples for are based on major from inspiring English sources

*Groups are based on major differences in amino acids.

Recommendations to individualize targets are based on major type 2 diabetes trials that found different levels of benefit, and even harm, from lower A1C levels depending on diabetes population characteristics (e.g., duration of diabetes, age, and comorbidity) (6– 10).

As the original developmental stage delineations are based on major morphological events in the fruit fly development, it is, in principle, possible to distinguish embryos in images at the level of individual stages (Ji et al., 2008; Ye et al., 2006, 2008).

Because rock'n'roll music is based on major chords and thievery, and because there are only a handful of chords to choose from and only a few ideas to steal, it's very hard for a new rock song to avoid sounding at least a little bit like an old one or many old ones.

The sophistication of design is based on major advances of cyclodextrins (CDs) as host molecules.

The study is based on major Norwegian railway investments finished during the last 10 years.

Each of these is based on major simplifications that restrict its utility and range of validity more than is usually recognised.

Much of the current understanding of hydrothermal cycling of sulfur and carbon is based on major element and isotope systematics developed from investigations of altered basalts in trenches and new crust formed along spreading centers.

While DRGs were based on major diagnostic categories (MDCs) that correspond to a single organ system, HRGs are more directly related to specialties (Table 1) and draw upon national procedure codes, developed by the Office of Population Censuses and Surveys (OPCS),a in addition to the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) codes for diagnoses.

Since the 1970s, the five-year waiting period has been based on major league service only.

But the world has hopefully moved beyond the time when such duels were based on major powers' amassing nuclear arsenals and otherwise flexing military muscle.