Sentence examples for based on that interpretation from inspiring English sources

"We will amend the form based on that interpretation," a Commerce Department spokeswoman said.

Based on that interpretation, Barbara Hatch Rosenberg, a private expert in biological weapons at the State University of New York at Purchase, concluded in widely cited December report that the powdered anthrax in the attack letters "may be a remnant of the U.S. biological weapons program".

If the government were to decide, on the other hand, that there is nothing to be gained by recognition of the Communist conquest of China, it would be unable to carry out a policy based on that interpretation of the national interest.

This paper advances an argument that the interpretation of weather, and subsequent activities based on that interpretation, leads to spatio-temporal variations in criminal opportunities, and hence crime.

In doing so, we advance an argument that the interpretation of weather, and subsequent activities based on that interpretation, lead to spatio-temporal variations in criminal opportunities and hence crime.

It was assumed that skelemin was essential for cell spreading based on the interpretation that skeC2 competes with endogenous skelemin binding to integrins but lack of a cytoskeletal binding site, and thus resulting in breakage of the integrin cytoskeleton linkage.

This is based on the interpretation that, for example, a steep downward curve means that a small increase in the quantity on the horizontal axis implies a large decrease of the complementary quantity on the vertical axis.

Based on the interpretation that an animal is infected with the virus that gives the highest titre in a VNT, the results indicate the presence of SBV in Tanzania but only one animal had the highest titer to this virus.

For example, the pair RP02857 (thiamin monophosphate and 2-methyl-4-amino-5-hydroxymethyl-pyrimidine diphosphate) is classified into EC 2.5.1 based on the interpretation that an alkyl group is transferred, however, it can also be interpreted as a synthesis of C N bond with consumption of a phosphate bond (similar to phospholysis).

Much of the literature and management concerning openlands emphasizes burning to control woody growth, based on the interpretation that these habitats and their species assemblages were widespread during the pre-European period as a consequence of natural disturbance and Native American land use.

Figure 1E shows the relationships between the expected densities J m p (a b c d ) and the transition rates, and they are derived based on the interpretation that J m p (a b c d ) Δ d is the two-locus diplotype probability, in the limit that the genetic distance Δ d (in Morgan) between two loci goes to zero.