Sentence examples for based on a pet from inspiring English sources

Ernest L. Abel and Michael L. Kruger at Wayne State University in Detroit used "a database listing the 60 most popular names each for male and female, dog and cat in the United States and Australia (www.bowwow.com.au/top20/index.asp)." The criterion for popularity was based on a pet identification-tag business that claims to process tens of thousands of orders from both countries.

FOLEDs based on a PET coated with ITO anodes (CPFilms Inc., a sheet resistance of 120 ohm/□) were fabricated for reference.

It is demonstrated that design of immobilized fluorescent sensors for fructose, based on a PET mechanism, is not an easy task due to the chemical and spectral changes experienced by the fluorescent probe upon immobilization.

The third design, presented in 2006, and also the most challenging (Fig. 2c), is based on a PET detector ring designed as an insert that can be placed inside a Siemens 3-T Trio MR system (Siemens Healthcare).

However, due to the elaborate imaging protocol required for full pharmacokinetic modeling, a simplified method (such as the standardized uptake value (SUV) which is based on a PET image acquired with a static imaging protocol) is often preferred in a routine clinical setting.

Thompson claims Scissorhands is based on a pet dog of hers.

As control diet we used a standard diet (SD) based on a commercial pet food without nutraceuticals in 20 CL affected dogs (SD Group).

In this investigation, we used the tumour classification obtained using the RECIST 1.0 criteria calculated 6 to 8 weeks after treatment initiation as a reference to determine the relevance of the tumour classification based on an early PET scan performed 2 weeks after treatment initiation.

A novel lysosome-targetable fluorescence probe PT-1 based on a photoinduced electron transfer (PET) mechanism has been designed and synthesized.

It is noteworthy that the first strategy is based on a good specificity of PET, generally reported to be higher than 80%%.

One patient had a high probability of malignant disease (colon carcinoma) based on a suspicious lesion on PET-CT confirmed by further abdominal CT scan, but no further investigations were performed because of the clinical status of this patient with metastatic lung cancer.