Sentence examples for based on terms of from inspiring English sources
The document indexing was based on terms of the MeSH tree associated with chemicals (Chemicals and Drugs branch and supplementary concept records called MeSH substances).
Lofgren's bill would modify the 1986 Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, which has been interpreted by the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals to allow criminal prosecution based on terms of service violations.
To uncover epigenomic and genomic patterns, CpG loci are clustered into nine modules associated with distinct chromatin and genomic signatures based on terms of biological function.
Two items (B3.19 and B3.20) were decided to be retained in the measurement model because these items were acceptable based on terms of content; thus, modification indices (MI) was referred to examine the redundant items in the measurement model.
"But it could be that a term structure, based on two terms of teaching and a summer term for assessment, would bring us more advantages as we move forward".
Moreover, a certain degree of autonomy, based on the terms of the Protocol of Corfu, is the main objective of the organization Omonoia, as well as the Unity for Human Rights Party, which represents the Greek minority in the Albanian government.
A search strategy was developed based on keywords/MeSH terms of seminal papers of which we were already aware.
Inclusion and exclusion criteria for the selection of the sample of asthmatic patients to be studied were based on the terms of prescription, ie, the kind of drugs used, treatment duration, need for oxygen therapy, and patient age.
Reimbursement of the MPCs is based on the terms of the collective agreement regarding the use of GPs as external advisors.
The study explores the following topics and questions, which are based on the terms of reference for the evaluation of the UNICEF-GoN Cooperation Programme on ECD: Appropriateness and alignment of ECD programming with national priorities.
It explores these topics and questions, which are based on the terms of reference for the evaluation of the UNICEF-GoN Cooperation Programme on ECD: Alignment of ECD activities with national priorities.
