Sentence examples for based largely on evidence from inspiring English sources

However, this two-stage screening procedure is considered pragmatic and is based largely on evidence from two population-based screening studies in the UK in Leicester, involving both the South Asian and White European populations in the city.

That against many other senior members of the gang and Mr Boucher's 27-year-old son is based largely on evidence from Danny Kane, a bisexual.

Ten men were arrested in 2010 on suspicion of murder, and in 2013 one of them, Nicholas Jacobs, became the seventh person to be charged with Blakelock's murder, based largely on evidence gathered during the 1992 inquiry.

Numerous recent empirical examples point to the common influence of divergent natural selection on speciation based largely on evidence of strong pre-mating isolation between populations from different habitat types.

Thus Forsyth's [ 3] study postulated a remittance decay function for the South Pacific based largely on evidence from an OECD study of remittance behaviour in Europe [ 51].

In their review of decision-making at Christie Hospital NHS Trust (UK), Foy et al described that funding decisions were based largely on evidence thresholds which were cut-off points determined from information on effectiveness [ 2].

The widely accepted statistic that one in four women experience violence, for example, is based largely on anecdotal evidence and extrapolations from local surveys.

Instead, the case proceeded based largely on documented evidence, Mr. Fox recalled.

He was convicted in 2006 of murdering two women, based largely on circumstantial evidence.

A change of generation ReprintsThe case against Mr Andreotti was based largely on circumstantial evidence.

"It is based largely on hearsay evidence, and because of that it must be reviewed with great scrutiny," Boras said.