Sentence examples for based on ceiling from inspiring English sources

Range of measurement was assessed based on ceiling effect and floor effects.

The assumption that the meager influence of trust in the physician is based on ceiling effects that are known from patient satisfaction research [ 58] was not confirmed; the Trust-in-Physician questionnaire has good distribution properties (data not presented in the results section).

Assumption was to use money from service agreement (SA) but this was not possible because the basket fund is based on ceiling funds allocated to the health facilities by the Ministry of Health" (PBF project staff; Health facility In-charge IDI 1; informants in group discussion 2).

The actual allocation of resources has to be based on budget ceilings, as specified in the National Basket Grant guidelines.

The guidelines require that the actual allocation of resources has to be based on budget ceilings, as specified in the National Basket Grant Guidelines.

It has progressively become so complex that a new system is needed, based on effort ceilings to be managed by Member States, which will have greater flexibility and therefore achieve more efficient implementation.

Even the complexity of his blueprints and the experimenting that went into them, like his famous solution to the problem of the shells construction (as segments of a single sphere, thus enabling the components to be mass-produced) and a similar solution to the acoustic ceilings based on the cylinder; and one for the soaring glass walls on the structure of a bird's wing.

"Was the $225 million cap an arbitrary ceiling, based on what was thought to be politically palatable, or was it a bottoms-up project estimate to minimize the total cost to taxpayers?" he asked.

She said an increase in the debt ceiling based on Mr. Geithner's warnings of "catastrophe" would indicate a failure of leadership by House Republicans.

Some of these women, bruised by a "brass ceiling" based on their exclusion from combat roles, may prove rather feisty when they learn of continuing class-action suits against Walmart, accusing it of restricting women's access to management positions.

Perhaps not surprisingly, claims of no age-related declines in ProM with focal cues are similarly based on data compromised by ceiling effects, intelligence age-confounds, ongoing task-age confounds, low statistical power, and studies of vigilance.