Sentence examples for based on a theoretically from inspiring English sources
The DSM-IV criteria for drug dependence were based on a theoretically dimensional (linear) model.
The AIMD algorithm is controlled based on a theoretically derived value, ntarget, which is calculated by E[idle] when N → ∞.
The analysis of the participants' complex behavior patterns was based on a theoretically driven competence model and on item response theory (IRT).
However, practical operational estimation procedures based on a theoretically well established multifractal analysis are still lacking for image (as opposed to signal) processing.
Based on a theoretically derived approach we show for the first time that the spatial distribution of the β-nucleating agent N,N′-dicyclohexyl-2,6-naphthalenedicarboxamide (NU-100) in random ethylene propylene copolymer (PP-R) can be determined by μFTIR from the sum of the absorption intensities in three directions of inspection.
A new scale, the Multidimensional State Boredom Scale (MSBS), was developed based on a theoretically and empirically grounded definition of boredom and was validated [ 1].
The ICF is based on a universal model that theoretically can be applied regardless of cultures, age groups or care settings [ 7, 27, 32].
In recent years, however, stem cells have come to represent an archetypal form of medical innovation their potential to differentiate and repopulate any cell type raises the possibility of a paradigm shift in medical therapy, based on a largely untapped but theoretically almost limitless promise of regeneration [ 1, 2].
Due to this fact, the diffusion is on one hand theoretically limited based on a leveled concentration, but on the other hand and for the given fabrication system the limitation can be neglected.
They felt that although it was theoretically based on a belief in universal equality, it still assumed the superiority of European culture and civilization over that of Africa (or assumed that Africa had no history or culture).
