Sentence examples for based on it support from inspiring English sources

In BigFix, device membership is based on IT support groups, which are specific to BigFix.

Therefore, this gene (and others with similar expression profiles, not shown) and the results here based on it support current views that the interferon signature observed in most SLE patients is due to the simultaneous activation of several classes of leukocytes by type 1 interferons and that this class of cytokines is central to the disease (reviewed in [21]).

Whoever is supporting interventions based on it -- the operating nonprofit planning to implement it, the funder planning to pay for implementation, or government in its role as service provider or funder.

Professor Dan Kahan of the Yale Cultural Cognition Project found that he could experimentally manipulate how credible scientific research seemed by selecting studies based on whether it supported or contradicted participants' political beliefs.

Each primary study will be examined for evidence based on how it supports, refutes, reinterprets or refocuses the novice theories developed in the first step, looking at how each study contributes to refining the initial theory.

Based on ARKit support it is clear now that single camera (monocular) SLAM is the core technology they are implementing, though ARKit might be doing something tricky as well with the dual cameras on the 7.

But the improving relationship between the United States and Yemen over the last few years, most of it based on mutual support of their counterterrorism programs, provides a strong basis for the two presidents to develop a solid plan.

It is based on the support vector machine used in regression trained with an adaptive experimental design.

But as an electoral coalition, the Democratic Party that had been formed by the New Deal was hardly finished: it was based on the support of organized labor, urban liberals and African-Americans, just the kind of voters who applauded Wallacite reformism.

It is based on inductive support for the common-sense generalisation that licences the drawing of the relevant inference.

However, this is not a uniform policy with the argument being that it is predominantly based on anecdotal support, since there is minimal documented evidence to reflect the practise.