Sentence examples for base of a much from inspiring English sources

Of course, there's not much in Jury Room 646 that still resembles a holding cell, although you might make a case for the small caboose style windows that form the base of a much larger window.

Women had an increased likelihood of diabetes not only for ΣPCB but also for DDE and each subset of PCBs examined, with the exception of the estrogenic subset; men had a decreased likelihood of diabetes based on a much smaller number of observations.

It also affords interpretation of findings based on a much larger sample size than previous studies of the EDDN population [ 18, 36, 41, 42] by sampling all practices in Scotland with the potential to employ a trained EDDN.

In a breakthrough decision, we decided to move away from the concept of a long, prioritized list of interventions and, instead, adopted the concept of a comprehensive plan based on a much smaller number of grouped interventions.

PathNER could provide a curation support by enabling fast detection of pathway mentions based on a much more comprehensive collection of articles than used in AlzPathway (only 100 articles) or indeed in our case study (around 2000 articles).

A previous analysis of the database based on a much smaller patient population focused on risk of congestive heart failure among users of older oral antidiabetes drugs and insulin.

Encephalitis is a rare disease and most of the previous studies are mainly based on a much smaller number of patients.

In addition, practice based QOF data can be aggregated to provide local area estimates of smoking prevalence based on a much larger sample size than other surveys.

The major limitation of this comparison is that the European data is based on a much larger sample of participants (n = 1229) from 14 European countries.

The Kenyan Health Sector Costing Model is based on a much higher sample of health care institutions than any of the studies references in section 3. It was scientifically supervised by international scholars and professionally implemented by the German Development Cooperation GIZZ) and the Ministry of Health of Kenya.

Therefore, the estimates are based on a much larger amount of data and observations lost through attrition of the longitudinal study are included in the analyses.