Sentence examples for based on experience means from inspiring English sources
Traffic to TwitPic.com has spiked to about 2.3 million unique visitors per month according to Compete stats (which, based on experience, means it probably receives a good deal more) and last night the TwitPic account boasted about having signed up its 1 millionth user.
Although it is expected, based on experience, that the mean number of treatment sessions will be equal, adjusted group differences will be analysed.
In addition, checklists are a means of adding questions based on experience and can be evolved as lessons are learned from reviews.
Modulus concept here means a unit of measure based on experience and relation to key attributes from which all the design corresponds.
This artificial outbreak was meant to simulate a small concentrated outbreak of influenza-like illness and was based on experience from the Massachusetts Department of Health.
Yet he by no means rejected Aristotelian epistemology, and he accepted that the principles of every art should be based on experience and observation.
