Sentence examples for based on how frequent from inspiring English sources

Cannabis contains up to 200 different terpenes [100], and they are generally classified as primary and secondary terpenes, based on how frequent they occur in cannabis.

Similarly, speakers only judged their Min frequency of use based on how frequent they converse with their family members in Min [family: r(6) = .86, p < .01; others: r(6) = .24, ns.].

As part of a recent campaign for American Airlines, the online edition of the Wall Street Journal used "behavioural targeting" to estimate how likely readers were to be frequent-flyers based on how much interest they paid to travel-related stories and columns.

To help you figure out which programs are right for you, U.S. News Travel evaluated frequent flyer and hotel loyalty programs based on how great the perks are -- and how easy it is use them.

The request to share stories on Sharewall — users are given a selection from which to choose — comes up with a frequency that is based on how big your social networks are: the more people in your circles, the less frequent you are asked to share stories because each one resonates that much more.

"Based on how you think," Oprah finishes.

The developed method is based on the principle that the optimal number of time points depends on how frequent the critical unit is used throughout the time horizon.

But these don't necessarily offer clear guidance on how frequent and severe lawsuits could be.

There is a lack of systematic information on how frequent adverse effects and homeopathic aggravations are reported in studies.

The baseline questionnaire also collected information on how frequent participants took multivitamins, which contained 400 mcg folate.

Mr. Spitz's information, Mr. Blaze pointed out, was not based on those frequent updates, but on how often Mr. Spitz checked his e-mail.