Sentence examples for based on localised and from inspiring English sources
Prostate specific antigen and disease stage data were not available which could be used to stratify the analyses based on localised and metastatic prostate cancer.
The first mechanism is based on localised enhancements and reductions of growth of the free margin of the embryonic leaf [5] [6], which create the peaks and the valleys of the leaf border [7] [8].
The results of the described particular methodology based on localised thermographic inspection applied to a precious and particular historical artwork, the "Ratto delle Sabine" model, highlighted the efficiency of this simple methodology to monitor the state of conservation of frail artefacts and more in general its applicability in the field of Cultural Heritage conservation.
The new system based on formation of intraluminal magnetic coagulum provides highly effective atraumatic retraction and overcomes the problems reported with previous approaches based on localised ferromagnetisation of tissues, that is, low injection volume during interstitial ferromagnetisation [ 8] and peeling of surface magnetic pellets beyond certain retraction forces [ 7].
A simple objective for trip-insertion and other scheduling operations is based on localised minimisation of travel time, while an alternative incorporating occupancy ratios has a more strategic orientation.
This approach is based on a localised basis function neural network, and we have applied it on simulated and measured load states.
Most of the past studies on tobacco are based on either localised studies with an urban bias or non-representative sample surveys with sociodemographic predictors of tobacco-related behaviour being poorly understood.
Examination was based on bony and soft tissue manual palpation for localised regions of vertebral stiffness based on spinal mobilisation and palpable areas of muscle hypertonicity [28], [30].
It is worth highlighting the fact that the estimates of cost of administration and cost of illness are highly uncertain, based on small-scale localised studies.
Based on computers and based on software".
