Sentence examples for based on the accumulating from inspiring English sources
Our motivation is based on the accumulating evidence that higher-order derivatives play a leading role in string field theories.
A solar cycle statistical model is developed based on the accumulating cycle sunspot data in order to estimate future levels of cycle activity.
International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) keeps warning the global society on global warming caused by green-house gases such as CO2 based on the accumulating data and the reliable prediction model.
On the other hand, based on the accumulating data, a better understanding of robust specific biomarkers for CDDP resistance could be achieved.
Based on the accumulating functions of Wt1 in different stages of kidney development as shown here, we extend this to propose a 'master facilitator' role for Wt1.
These modifications were based on the accumulating evidence that small increases in serum creatinine are associated with adverse outcomes, and on the variability inherent in commencing renal replacement therapy and inherent to resources in different populations and countries.
Until now, fire codes and designs aimed at preventing such losses were based on the accumulated wisdom of firefighters, basic mathematical calculations and laboratory tests of materials, Dr. Gann said.
On a personal level I have high confidence in the greenhouse gas forcing model, but that opinion is based on the accumulated efforts of other people in other areas, and has little to do with the present work.
According to USA Today: "Olympic Medal Tracker projects the winners in each medal event for the 2012 London Olympics, based on an algorithm that monitors athletes' performances leading up to the Games Users can see projected finishes for the top eight athletes in each event, plus country-by-country projections based on the accumulated results of individual events.
Heating and cooling performance of the GSHP system is analyzed based on the accumulated data.
The slip rate is estimated to be about 2.8 mm/year based on the accumulated dislocation (Tsukuda et al., 1993).
