Sentence examples for based on an almost from inspiring English sources

Our analyses are based on an almost complete birth cohort of more than one million men followed up for an average of 24 years.

The combination of a detailed phylogeny based on an almost complete taxon sampling combined with genotype-based distributional data of lineages, taxa and valid species provides a solid foundation to address specific ecologically-explicit evolutionary hypotheses using Nannomys as a model system, i.e. in evolution of sex determination and host-virus co-evolution.

Since Mr. Dobrish and several old college friends founded Adobe in 1992, it has cultivated acting based on an almost mathematical precision of detail and a restrained signature stagecraft as if to prove that style can lift an audience above mere narrative implausibilities.

The designs are based on an almost periodic model of geomagnetic field along the spacecraft׳s orbit.

The analysis is based on an almost ideal demand system (AIDS) model of expenditure shares for various aggregated food categories.

The main result is based on an almost generalized contractive condition and generalizes, improves and extends many known results in the comparable literature [4 6, 17, 35] in the sense of fuzziness under ordered metric spaces.

A derivation for the reverberation time (RT) formula based on an almost-two-dimensional diffuse field theory is presented.

Rather than straight-up cheating or gaming the system, or trying to dismantle it outright (as we've seen Republicans do the past eight years, with varying degrees of success) the Daschle-Geithner-Killefer tax goof is based on an almost-unconscious hope that the system they theoretically want to work... won't.

According to Bennett, the "essential human kinship with Israel" he attributes to Americans is based on "an understanding, almost religious in nature, that to our two nations above all others has been entrusted the fate of liberty in the world".

Recent attempts to calculate and engineer happiness have often been based on an intuitive, almost transcendental, notion of happiness as a universal and timeless quality, recognizable in all cultures at all historical moments.

Think "Titanic" - the movie was based on an event almost a century prior to when the movie was made.