Sentence examples for based on extent and from inspiring English sources

The annona, set up by Septimius Severus, had proved imperfect, and Diocletian now reformed it through the jugatio-capitatio system: henceforth, the land tax, paid in kind by all landowners, would be calculated by the assessment of fiscal units based on extent and quality of land, type of crops grown, number of settlers and cattle, and amount of equipment.

The classification based on extent and location of disease indeed is of limited practical use for clinical application, and for prediction of disease progression.

1– 4 The disease is further classified into limited and diffuse forms based on extent and distribution of cutaneous thickening.

Inferences based on extent and patterns of gene flow are usually indirect, being derived from analyses of genetic distances among populations, and assuming simplified migration schemes.

However, there is no direct evidence that this practice reduces colorectal cancer mortality in these patients and none that it is more effective than colectomy based on extent and duration of disease[ 6].

Indeed, the characterisation of the types of tumour-infiltrating T-cells and macrophages appears to provide a clearer prognostic indicator than the conventional classifications based on extent and spread of disease [ 100].

4T score, probability score for heparin-induced thrombocytopenia, based on extent, timing, and cause of thrombocytopenia and complications of heparin administration; APACHE II, Acute Physiology And Chronic Health Evaluation II; ARF, acute renal failure; CABG, coronary artery bypass grafting.

Patients with extrapulmonary TB (ETB) were stratified into disease severity groups according to the WHO ranking of clinical disease severity based on extent of disease and anatomical site and number of distal sites involved [39].

Based on extent of surgical resection and histopathology, LR DTC patients were classified as Gr-1: 169 patients, who were surgically ablated; Gr-2: 153 patients, who had significant remnant in thyroid bed.

First, we used the method of Pagel et al [ 52, 108] which quantifies the proportional contribution of punctuated and gradual (g) evolution to path lengths in a phylogeny, based on extent of association between sequence change and cladogenesis events.

Specific guidelines are available to distinguish between ND and AD brain tissue including criteria based on extents of plaque deposition and tau formation [ 53, 54].