Sentence examples for based on a third party from inspiring English sources

In an advisory opinion, the Labor Department has indicated that 401(k) providers can give advice based on a third party's financial models.

Once inside the voting booth, he said, many could end up pulling a lever in a county race based on a third-party affiliation.

Bond calculations based on a third-party reclamation cost provides an incentive for a company to complete reclamation work by itself because it can do so less expensively than a third-party (CCSG Associates 2001).

The cost-saving result is consistent with findings from a 2008 U.S. study by Cremieux et al. (23), which found, based on a third-party payer perspective of actual patient costs, that the initial investment in bariatric surgery was offset by downstream health care savings after 4 years.

Likewise, the costs of the medical treatments are based on a national third-party payer, based on what really got paid to hospitals for the care of patients.

Gandhi was originally included based on a listing on a third party site which was subsequently called into question.

This was based on the third party's visual observation in accordance with KCI-PS101 or ETAG 013.

Indeed, most of the HIF models to date have been constructed based on published third party data although some models including ours [ 29, 31] have benefited from a process of iterative experimental and mathematical validations.

Socioeconomic status was determined based on the third party coverage with patients admitted on the expense of the Ministry of Health labelled as low socioeconomic status and those who had private insurance as high socioeconomic status.

LP-SIP, as SIPCoin, is based on a token and is suitable for making micropayments since the payment phase is based on symmetric cryptography and a third party does not participate in all the payments, which is desirable to reduce attacks and costs [13].

It is therefore not possible to predict the outcome of encounters between two populations based on their behaviour towards a third party.