Sentence examples for based on reconciled from inspiring English sources

For these tools SFA models can be used based on reconciled mass balances of all metallurgical process steps involved.

Based on reconciled land cover information within each nation, state or province, or county, a separate amount of area was allocated to livestock.

In addition, to further guarantee the 3D vision measurement accuracy, a center location method based on reconciled conjugate constraints is adopted to improve the position accuracy of the rotary table.

We assessed internal consistency and conceptual overlap across the QI-MQCS domains through interitem correlations across the 16 assessed items, across all assessed publications, and based on reconciled reviewer ratings (correlating each item score with all other item scores to quantify the empirical associations between individual items).

We analysed the answer frequency for each item (item endorsement rate: number of publications meeting the criterion in the sample) based on ratings reconciled across two reviewers.

In contrast, the higher estimates were based only on reconciling the optimal estimates of the gene trees with the species tree.

By a priori privileging norms and values and/or encounter over other sources of solidarity, Zapata-Barrero (2017), through his focus on national civic culture, tends to frame social cohesion in superdiverse societies too narrowly in communitarian terms or as Amin puts it "common life based on reduced or reconciled differences and strengthened social and community ties" (Amin, 2012, p. 3).

"Anyone who opposes Susan, based on one day's comments, will have to reconcile that with what the intelligence said on that day," said an administration official, speaking on condition of anonymity.

Discrepancies were reconciled based on the transcript language and code definitions until complete agreement of the assigned code was met.

This clinical result is difficult to reconcile based on our anatomical findings regarding innervation of the hip labrum.

It seeks to reconcile two profoundly different value systems, one based on the primacy of reason and science and the other revolving around spiritual and religious values.