Sentence examples for based on a cause from inspiring English sources

You should choose a charity based on a cause that you believe in, not the gift that you get back when you send money.

An inter-disciplinary IEHM programme based on a cause-effect chain approach to the natural-eco-anthropogenic system elements would allow such analysis [ 6, 7].

The impact of therapeutic touch is based on " a cause-and-effect relationship between a healer's conscious intension to heal and subsequent improvement in client symptoms" [ 4] (p. 174).

Our data suggest that the paradoxical association between high serum adiponectin levels and increased cardiovascular mortality rate is based on a cause-effect relationship, thus pointing to an unexpected deleterious role of adiponectin action/metabolism on atherosclerotic processes.

Causal theories of the basing relation hold that for a belief to be based on a reason, the reason must cause the belief in an appropriate way.

More specifically, it results in unification of natural kind categories based on a shared cause.

This big community doesn't have many initiatives dedicated to crochet so this project, by being so ambitious, public and based on a social cause was per se the main incentive for all of them.

The audit instrument was based on a root cause analysis.

Women with mutations were significantly more likely to develop contralateral breast cancer at 10 years (27% in women with mutations versus 8% in women without; P < 0.0001, based on a competing cause analysis; Fig. 4).

Takeda et al. proposed a method of designing alarm systems for plants based on a plant cause-effect (CE) model.

Philosophically, IHC and CM practices are not typically based on a mechanistic cause-effect relationship with a specific intervention for a specific symptom.