Sentence examples for based mainly on a from inspiring English sources
The Integral one is based mainly on a suitable combination of a nonlinear integral backstepping approach and an indirect field orientation control (IFOC).
Only a few ingredients have been tested, and research remains based mainly on a pharmacological type of approach (one molecule/one target) rather than on a nutritional, more holistic type of approach (multiple ingredients/multiple targets).
"The order appears to be based mainly on a campaign promise," he said.
It was based mainly on a literal wearing out of a piece of equipment.
At the time, he said AOL Time Warner's top executives concurred, based mainly on a philosophical belief in digital media.
As recently as late 2006, Latino workers had achieved their historic low unemployment rate of 4.9percentt, based mainly on a job boom among immigrants, the report said.
The actions of deodorants and antiperspirants are based mainly on an antibacterial effect, on mechanical blockade of the apocrine gland pores, or both.
But in the Boston Consulting ranking, based mainly on an opinion survey of 1,500 executives, I.B.M. placed sixth among the most innovative companies in 2012.
Decisions about when to perform CKD-related tasks were based mainly on an estimate of glomerular filtration rate, rather than time remaining before end-stage renal disease (ESRD).
The enormous inventory of serovars, based mainly on an ever-changing surface antigen repertoire, throws an artificial and unreliable scenario of strain diversity.
