Sentence examples for based on some sample from inspiring English sources
Figure 1b shows an execution of the program based on some sample input values.
Currently Roche conducts safety analysis studies based on some sample EHR datasets it has.
Samuelson: People who engage in file sharing usually want broadband Internet access, so Congress could put a tax on the bandwidth access and then distribute that money to copyright owners based on some sampling done about file sharing that estimates how the money should be distributed.
Based on some small sample research we conducted recently, I believe students and gig economy workers who don't run apps that require the highest-performance should be targeted first.
The mean and the variance are usually unknown values and should be estimated based on some accumulated samples.
I then showed that evolutionary change (from the 18-column ancestral form which had appeared to have entered North America when the continents collided at the beginning of my Middle Devonian chunk of time) seemed to happen in geographically restricted areas of the trilobites' range (based on some lucky samples I had collected which seemed to document the variation that was part of the transition).
Actual performance parameters may vary based on sample type, sample quality and clusters passing filter.
Most price indexes are based on some approximation to such a sampling design.
This dataset was last updated 1996, and contains analytical data for 131 472 soil samples based on some 20 920 profiles in a generic dBase format.
However, since these parametric approaches are limited to normally distributed data, Konietschke et al. [ 10] proposed nonparametric multiple contrast tests and compatible asymptotic simultaneous confidence intervals for relative treatment effects for independent samples (based on some theoretical results developed by Brunner et al. [ 11]).
Current normalization procedures for RNA-Seq, such as RPKM4, TMM35, or DESeq36, perform between-sample normalization based on some form of global scaling and under the assumption that most genes are not differentially expressed.
