Sentence examples for based on an effect from inspiring English sources

A damage tolerance approach to design is advocated based on an effect of defects methodology.

The FluidFocus lens, as Philips has named it, is based on an effect called electrowetting, using an electrical charge to alter the surface tension of a liquid.

The second, relatively new, class of agents is based on an effect called chemical exchange-dependent saturation transfer (CEST).

Haptic technology is based on an effect known as electrovibration, a phenomenon first identified in the 1950s.

Finally, the response spectra of the evaluated strong motions at the derailment site were compared with the design response spectrum of the Specifications for Railway Structures (Railway Technical Research Institute (RTRI) 1999) based on an effect of very soft ground (G5 ground; RTRI 2012).

Much of the hiatus theory was based on an effect in the Central Pacific [higher-than-average wind speeds above the Pacific led to heat being stuck underneath the surface of the water where readings were taken, leading to cooler temperature readings].

Based on an estimated effect size of d = 0.3 a total of 1848 participants are enrolled in the study.

1 3 In many cases, scientific substantiation of a specific health claim was judged insufficient or based on an indirect effect.

This was based on an expected effect size of.30 and, since recruitment would be through hospitals, a correction for multilevel analyses (intracluster correlation coefficient = .005, design effect = 1.15).

Nord and Dalgard conducted a cost-value analysis of a programme for coping with depression based on an observed effect of 3.3 points on the BDI [ 34].

At the meeting it was concluded that, "Guidance on deriving GVs based on an acute effect is needed" [ 3] and "A robust evaluation needs to be undertaken" [ 3].