Sentence examples for based on constant and from inspiring English sources

The effects of absorptance on the prediction accuracy of the molten depth were also explored, and the computational results were compared based on constant and calculated absorptance versus depth.

Based on constant and successful study, in 2007, the first full-scale granular anammox reactor was accomplished at the wastewater treatment plant of Waterboard Hollandse Delta in Rotterdam, The Netherland [ 9, 65].

Everywhere politicians are cynical, party politics is based on constant trades, and so on.

An axial coding framework was then developed by the reorganization of the open codes, based on constant comparison and interaction.

All animal training and handling is based on constant interaction, daily routines and nurturing, reinforcing the trust and affection shared between the animals and people.

The above models are based on constant deterioration rate and shortages.

Moosmayer et al. reported that rotator cuff repair produced significantly better results compared to physiotherapy in a study including both traumatic and non-traumatic tendon tears, based on Constant score (13.0-point difference) and pain measured by visual analog scale (1.7-cm difference) after one year [ 18].

During interviews and FGDs the interviewer/facilitator took notes and made audio recordings which were then transcribed and coded based on constant comparison of emergent themes, ideas, concepts, phrases and keywords.

Formulas for the calculation of resuscitation fluid requirements (Parkland, Brooke and Galveston formulas) have been established, and the needs of the individual patient are addressed based on constant reassessment of urinary output and volume status [ 8].

The treatments were chosen and changed by clinicians based on constant monitoring of the laboratorial results and clinical observations.

The results in Fig. 6a were obtained based on constant flow rates of hydrogen and airflow; while in Fig. 6b, the results are based on constant stoichiometric factors of hydrogen and oxygen (from airflow).