The remaining four factors were each identified based on a preponderance of factor loadings from one theoretical construct.
Kosovo's autonomy was based on a preponderance there of ethnic Albanians.
A judgment based on a preponderance of evidence should not be enough.But will the evidence ever be good enough?
The committees also tend to determine guilt based on a "preponderance of evidence" rather than "beyond a reasonable doubt".
He said he had heard from both sides among his constituents and would not make his decision based on the preponderance of transit users over drivers.
It would sensibly set the evidentiary bar for the government somewhat lower than the House, allowing forfeitures based on "a preponderance of the evidence" -- the standard that applies generally in all civil cases.
They require that a written record be made of the proceedings, that the prisoner be advised of his rights, be allowed to attend the sessions, can have an interpreter, can call witnesses and that his status shall be determined by a majority vote based on a preponderance of evidence.
Like all Americans, Catholic voters have the right — and the duty — to vote for the candidate who they believe best reflects their values based on the preponderance of issues, whether or not this is the candidate their bishop has decided is "pro-life".
The first factor identified, Ought-to L2 Self + Instrumentality (prevention) was based on a preponderance of factor loadings from two theoretical constructs.
In the 1950s, Nobel prize-winning American chemist Harold Urey proposed that the early atmosphere would have been largely reducing, based on the preponderance of hydrogen in the solar system (Urey 1952).
Under Title IX, a federal civil rights law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in education programs and activities, university investigations into sexual assault must be based on a preponderance of evidence ― unlike in criminal courts, which require proof beyond a reasonable doubt.
