Sentence examples for based on such examples from inspiring English sources

Based on such examples from industry and from findings in the literature, we expect that our research can contribute to better design decisions, which ultimately results in production systems that are cost-effective over their whole life time.

There is, then, no very compelling argument for Geach's sortal relativity thesis to be based on such examples, given the variety of responses available, some of which will be returned to below.

Models without a specific industry focus are mainly based on such numerical examples (almost half of the modeling papers).

Based on such analyses, for example, albumin has been deemed to be a inhibitor of mineralization in vivo [56], [62], and yet this protein can display either inhibitory or nucleating properties in vitro depending on the conditions used (Table 1).

Recognition of the role of socio-demographic characteristics as potential predictive covariates in determining an individuals' priority for access to treatment and implementation of dental screening based on such characteristics is an example of a broader NSW Health population health strategy aimed at addressing inequalities and access to health.

"O Lux on the faburden" by John Redford (died 1547) is a well-known example based on such a derivative melody.

Our present classification based on M.I.N.I. and IDS results is one such example.

This review illustrates the utility of such an approach, based on recent examples of multi-scale studies of cardiac structure and mechano-electric function.

The chapter will demonstrate all such methods and models based on different examples applied to the oil and gas industry.

Using examples based on model foods such as emulsion gels and everyday foods such as almonds and cheese, we demonstrate that food structure design may be used as a tool to modulate fat and oil digestion potentially resulting in a number of targeted physiological outcomes.

Based on previous examples, that could prove tricky since enforcing such processes requires dedicated staffing and resources — not something which companies have prioritized in the past.