Sentence examples for based on much more from inspiring English sources

These conclusions are of course based on much more thorough sequencing techniques than earlier ones that relied simply upon individual proteins (Eizirik et al. 2004, pp. 54 55).

The sustained success of Mr. Smith's Renko books is based on much more than Renko.

Music critic Caroline Sullivan agrees that Rooke's fame, at punk's height, was based on much more substance than Price offers.

And newer work based on much more detailed records suggests any cool period at roughly that time was much less pronounced than previously thought.

The new Riverside Plaza bonds will be issued based on "much more conservative assumptions — essentially assuming zero investment income," Mr. Sherman said.

The health service is based on much more integrated team work these days right across from nurses, doctors, commissioners and clinicians, and this is not the way to treat an integrated health service.

They watch him out of the corner of their eye while they tee up trades based on much better (and much more narrowly distributed) analysis and information.

This myth, however, is based on much that is misunderstood and more that isn't mentioned.

Still, the practice is more art than science, often based on not much more than noting what is already percolating in big cities.

Some warn that the more compelling a reconstruction is, the more the general public may take the correctness of every detail for granted, even if part of the reconstruction is based on not much more than a dedicated guess or one among several hypotheses.

In other words, algorithms fed by so much diverse data will be less prone to discrimination than traditional human-driven lending based on a much more limited number of factors.