Sentence examples for based on artificially from inspiring English sources

Moreover, returns on equity are widely assumed to be upwardly biased because they are based on artificially low book values.

Lehdonvirta and Castronova explain how the fundamentals of economics markets, institutions, and money can be used to create or analyze economies based on artificially scarce virtual goods.

Committee chair Margaret Hodge said: "Contrary to its denials, the tax arrangements PwC promotes, based on artificially diverting profits to Luxembourg through intra-company loans, bear all the characteristics of a mass-marketed tax avoidance scheme".

The tool implementation is outlined and the functionality is demonstrated by a series of simulation results highlighting each major feature, based on artificially generated test data.

Local housing experts, agreeing that they would not like to see a return to the bubble days when the metrics were based on artificially inflated conditions, are determining a new definition of what a normal, fully recovered market should be.

An innovative alternative to reduce the deck inadmissible oscillations that may appear in short simply supported structures in resonant conditions is proposed, based on artificially increasing the superstructure damping by retrofitting the deck with fluid viscous dampers.

So the life form itself isn't completely 100% artificial, per se, but since its genetic makeup is based on an artificially created DNA structure that controls the cell, it can be categorized as man-made since DNA is the building block from which all life is created and maintained.

LF LTQ-FTICR was found to have the highest proteome coverage while the highest accuracy based on the artificially regulated proteins was found for DML LTQ-FTICR (54%).

(e) The "teaser loan," which qualifies a borrower for a loan based on an artificially low initial interest rate, even though he or she doesn't have sufficient income to make the monthly payments when the interest rate is reset in two years.

Yahweh gave materialistic explanations of the Garden of Eden, a large laboratory that was based on an artificially constructed continent; Noah's Ark, a spaceship that preserved DNA that was used to resurrect animals through cloning; the Tower of Babel, a rocket that was supposed to reach the creators' planet; and the Great Flood, the byproduct of a nuclear missile explosion that the Elohim sent.

We developed a validation framework based on an artificially fragmented human genome, improvements between early and recent mouse genome assemblies, comparison with experimentally validated sequences from GenBank, and phylogenetic analyses.