Sentence examples for based on an increased from inspiring English sources

Current clinical approaches for diagnosing sepsis are based on an increased absolute value of one or more vital signs in addition to laboratory tests such as blood cultures to look for evidence of a pathogen.

Clinically, we diagnose infection based on an increased absolute value of one or more vital signs along with other clinical evidence of both a pathogen and host response.

Part of that added cleverness derives from new technologies based on an increased understanding of biology, and part from a change in corporate culture.

The energetic flowering of the Early Bronze Age that followed must have been based on an increased confidence and ability in agriculture and stock breeding and, most importantly, on a growth in metallurgical skills that is largely invisible in the archaeological record.

Its accumulation is based on an increased glucose metabolism of cancer cells due to an overexpression of hexokinase.

A systemic release of growth factors after resection of the primary colon tumour has already been suggested based on an increased metabolic activity in liver metastases [6, 7].

In one way, they are more advanced than ever before, based on an increasing body of study, science, and technological advances.

Within the last 15 years, based on an increasing knowledge in supramolecular chemistry, a number of artificial molecular machines have been designed and synthesized.

If Enron's profits were less spectacular and largely based on an increasing volume of paper transactions, not actual delivery of oil or gas, its story was quite good.

Based on an increasing body of information, it also seems that the generation of high levels of nitric oxide by iNOS during gut ischemia is involved in the pathogenesis of gut injury [16], [17], [32].

The MLI is based on an increasing or decreasing stimulus temperature with a constant rate of change (1°C/s) starting from a preset adaptation temperature.