Repeatability estimates (i.e. intraclass correlation coefficients) are commonly based on the variance components derived from a one-way ANOVA where r = sA/(s2 + sA), where sA is the among-groups variance component and s2 is the within group variance component.
Analytical models are commonly based on wave propagations and/or modal analysis, while the numerical ones are mainly based on the element-solutions, such as the standard FEM and/or BEM.
They are commonly based on tomatoes, green beans, cucumbers, beets, and mushrooms.
Channel establishment mechanisms are commonly based on either public key encryption (PKE) or single key encryption (SKE).
These chemical compounds are commonly based on pharmaceutical products, pesticides, surfactants and dyes.
Numerical quantum transport calculations are commonly based on a tight-binding formulation.
Fire design rules are commonly based on past research on hot-rolled steel beams.
Industrial bioprocesses are commonly based on empiricism rather than scientific process understanding.
Tissue equivalent proportional counters (TEPCs) are commonly based on the Benjamin type of concept.
In critical wells, the tubing designs are commonly based on triaxial software packages.
Debris-flow hazard assessment schemes are commonly based on empirical, physical, or numerical methods and techniques.
