Sentence examples for based on revised versions from inspiring English sources

All interviews were semi-structured and based on revised versions of previously tested interview guides [ 19].

Based on a revised version of RELAP5, which can be used for super-critical pressure calculation, a model of mixed spectrum SCWR (SCWR-M) system is established.

The tutorial is based on a revised version of our software package CisGenome, which was designed to encompass most standard tasks in ChIP-seq danalysisysis.

An analytical model with energy calculations based on a revised version of Branson's model (to take account of the reaction to the force in the FRP) has already been developed.

The first is a model based on a revised version of the 'cube rule' called the seats–votes model which is designed to predict the number of seats won by parties in the House of Commons.

The measurement of IPV was based on the revised version of the Conflict Tactics Scale [ 16].

In this study we used a conceptual framework based on a revised version of Kirkpatrick's original framework by Hutchinson [ 20].

Stephen Wadsworth directs this production of Mozart's masterpiece, set in the period of the opera's composition, and Gary Thor Wedow conducts an edition of the score based solely on the revised version that Mozart made for Vienna; among other things, it ends with Giovanni's death.

Eddy based the lessons on a revised version of Quimby's "Questions and Answers" manuscript, now called "The Science of Man, by which the sick are healed, Embracing Questions and Answers in Moral Science," and on three shorter manuscripts, "The Soul's Inquiry of Man," "Spiritualism" and "Individuality," which she had written for her classes.

Based on this research, a revised version of the system has been developed (VAL V3).

The LaCrosse is based on a revised, stiffer version of the Epsilon midsize-car architecture; an older version of this platform works well under the Chevy Malibu and Saab 9-3.