"Traditionally, Chinese wineries have sold wine based on nice labels, and big commercials and sponsoring and that all works," Boyce says.
Of course if tomorrow a UFO lands on the White House lawn, all my nice reasoning based on a sample of one goes out the window, and then there might be "life" completely unrelated to the carbon-based chemistry that is the basis of our own, and who knows what that means.
There is work by Jenny Holzer, Mark Bradford, Sean Scully and, in that fine consular entrance, a nice Rachel Whiteread based on a standard American wooden house.
For my money, the most interesting both-are-correct pair is probably "predominantly" and "predominately". It seems a no-brainer to me that "predominately" would be a botched attempt to write "predominantly". After all, -ly adverbs are often formed based on adjectives: nice, nicely; quick, quickly; clever, cleverly.
The IAPT service is based on a stepped-care model, as recommended by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) (NICE, 2011).
The menus and service at thriving New York restaurants like Balthazar, Pastis and Nice-Matin are based on a dressed-down concept of Paris eating.
24 The average annual cost of INR monitoring for warfarin patients was based on an analysis undertaken by NICE 25 in the base case, with a plausible range tested in sensitivity analysis due to regional variation within the UK.
U.K. data, based on an analysis reflecting previous NICE guidelines, show that it takes a mean of 7.7 years to initiate insulin after the start of the last OAD (in people taking two or more OADs) and that mean HbA1c is ~10%8686 mmol/mol) at the time of insulin initiation (12).
You hope others will judge you based on a deep appreciation of your gestalt, but you also hope they'll judge you (favorably) based on your nice clothes, forced formality, and the fact that you've refrained from sucking stuff out of your teeth during your brief conversation.
