Sentence examples for based on predominant from inspiring English sources
ALS has been classified using various systems, the best known of which is based on predominant site of symptom onset and the predominance of upper and lower motor neuron signs at presentation: progressive bulbar palsy, pseudobulbar palsy, progressive muscular atrophy, primary lateral sclerosis and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
Automatic road extraction from multispectral satellite images based on predominant features of road is presented by Sukhendu et al. [16].
In the first stage, Sub-Counties in the two Counties were purposively identified based on predominant livelihood strategies pursued, whether pastoral, agro-pastoral or off-farm.
The main objective of this study is application of RES for calculating geology and rock mass related downtimes index (GRDi) based on predominant rock mass properties and rock mass related downtimes.
Pastoralists' cultural practices and rangeland management systems need proper understanding by policy makers and development practitioners, lest policies are designed based on predominant misconceptions of range degradation and over-grazing, that would affect pastoralists negatively (McGahey 2011 Niamir-Fuller 2011 Niamir-Fuller
This paperattempts to address both these issues by 1) accounting for threats to estuary viability from both land and sea in a spatially explicit framework and 2) defining thematic networks of estuaries based on predominant threats.
That study of 69 mainly Caucasian patients found no significant differences based on nodal predominant subtypes, which indicated that the predominant subtype in the primary tumor was the main determinant of outcome [ 11].
Socioeconomic status is commonly measured directly (i.e. by measuring individuals' income, occupation or education) or indirectly by using area-based measures (i.e. based on the predominant characteristics of the population of a small area) (Liberatos et al, 1988).
The most popular categorization of neurodegenerative disorders is still based on the predominant clinical feature or the topography of the predominant lesion or often on a combination of both [ 1], but since the associated etiology and neuropathology are still unknown, there are limitations of the current framework of neurodegenerative diseases.
The use of characteristics-based flux vector splitting gives rise to a parabolized system that is based on the predominant physics of the flow, while pressure-gradient-based flux vector splitting is shown to give the traditional parabolized scheme of Vigneron.
