Sentence examples for are perhaps based on from inspiring English sources

The child's curtailment of the message when discussing taboo subjects or functions means that information that could be decisive is not passed on [ 11, 16, 18], and translation undertaken by children places excessive responsibility on the children concerned and forces professionals to take hazardous decisions, in that they are perhaps based on erroneous information [ 16- 18].

It was perhaps based on a design by Primaticcio.

(The fictional town was perhaps based on Harlow, which Wilson must have known. The two West Midlands new towns that jointly became Telford were only designated such in 1963-64).

This assumption is perhaps based on the evidence of 1981: 106, where (despite the points we have already noted about Kant's theory which Williams recognised at least by 1995) Williams certainly attributes to Kant the view that there can be "an 'ought' which applies to an agent independently of what the agent happens to want".

Riley-Smith argues that the enthusiasm for the crusade was perhaps based on family relations, as most of the French crusaders were distant relatives.

The illustration and Buffon's description were perhaps based on the Paris specimen which had its tail and wing feathers feathers severely damaged by sulphuric acid in an attempt at fumigation.

Some of that perception was perhaps based less on empirical observation of Dempsey's performances and more on a back-of-the-mind projection of where he would be by the time Russia 2018 came round.

The size of d0 will be known as it is the input to the workflow, while that for d2and d4 are estimates, perhaps based on the results of previous runs.

Additional criteria could be developed, perhaps based on fasting or stimulated insulin concentrations, which would guide therapy for type 2 diabetes and assist in confirming the diagnosis of type 1 diabetes.

The key would be to present sponsored accounts that a person has a greater chance of actually being interested in, perhaps based on an analysis of topics a person tweets about, links they retweet, or the interest of the people they follow.

The social consequences of crossdressing mean individuals who identify as female and desire to express feminine gender are unable to and are perhaps stereotyped based on their clothing (Hayfield 2013).