Sentence examples for based on an apparent from inspiring English sources
He is described by the DH website as a possible suspect based on an apparent resemblance to a photo of Laachroui released by police last night.
Even if a voter decided not to make a choice because he or she could not decide between two closely competitive candidates, the Democratic county election boards can divine a choice based on an apparent indentation".
No wonder Begum told the Sunday Telegraph: "I regret speaking to the media". For the real perversity of this episode is Javid's pandering to populism based on an apparent faith in the rightwing press's ability to represent majority opinion.
The model is used to predict local profiles of gas velocity, temperature and species concentrations into the reactor as well as local growth rate based on an apparent heterogeneous kinetic law of ATI decomposition.
And while the payments to Individual A are probably legal, no prosecutor in the world is going to give the benefit of the doubt to someone who is making a payoff based on an apparent gross abuse of trust by a teacher against a student.
Any benefit/risk analysis and dosage recommendation that are based on an apparent treatment effect from a standard parallel design such as the first period of a sequential parallel enrichment design tend to underestimate the benefit/risk ratio which in turn may lead to overdosing recommendation.
Based on a calculated apparent photon efficiency of conductance, blue and red light had similar effects on conductance at intensities higher than 0.02 millimoles per square meter per second, but blue light was several-fold more efficient at very low photon irradiances.
In Japan, 2010 saw trials of digital billboards equipped with cameras and facial-recognition software that scan passers-by and deliver targeted advertisements based on a person's apparent age and gender.
Based on a 3, the apparent activation energy is 118.9 kJ/mol, which is in line with values reported in the literature [6, 9, 11, 18].
The index is based on a measure of apparent temperature (A) that reflects both temperature and humidity and is derived through the following equation: where T is ambient air temperature (°C) and e is water vapor pressure (kPa) (Steadman 1984).
We have analyzed EIS data based on a theoretical calculation of interface apparent capacitance (Capp) from the cpe1 parameters (Q1 and ϕ1) and resistance elements.
