Sentence examples for based on the excellent from inspiring English sources

Based on the excellent survival rates (Malchau et al. 2002), one would expect that a thick, intact cement mantle would be more advantageous than a cement mantle with defects.

Based on the excellent weather so far, we decided to try for the summit that night.

Based on the excellent photoelectrochemical (PEC) performances, the nanohybrids were successfully applied in the construction of Cu2 + PEC sensor.

We should remember that for every awful Hollywood remake – Tom Cruise vehicle Vanilla Sky, based on the excellent Spanish film Abre Los Ojos, must be the most infamous example – there is a Magnificent Seven or a The Departed.

Both have been released by Kino on Video in versions based on the excellent editions established by the French distributor MK2, and both differ in substantial ways from the television originals.

The latest releases, many based on the excellent 2010 vintage, picked up an impressive 14 gold medals in the 2015 International Wine Challenge; it was good, too, to see some new names alongside pioneers such as Gusbourne and Nyetimber.

First impressions are good, but that's to be expected as it's based on the the excellent D300 body.

What if an equally powerful company tried to lobby governments to curtail gay rights for the benefit of its anti-homosexual employees, or to limit maternity rights based on libertarian principles, or to suppress affirmative action programmes based on the totally excellent "it's discrimination against rich whities" argument?

Indeed, according to the Norton Simon model and based on the apparently excellent DFS in the Bonadonna trial, many oncologists have deemed the sequential regimen superior to those regimen in which the anthracycline was replacing a CMF drug (i.e. FAC/CAF (cyclophosphamide, doxorubicin, 5-fluorouracil) regimens).

The NPI was calculated for each case using tumour size, lymph node status and histological grade, and cases were classified into five different prognostic groups based on the NPI; excellent (NPI<2.4), good (2.4

Honorable mention: Rowing Through (1996) Your correspondent hasn't seen this one, but it is based on "The Amateurs," an excellent book by David Halberstam about the United States Olympic rowing trials, so it may well be entertaining.