Sentence examples for based on the often from inspiring English sources

Based on the often accepted definition of the scientific method, the answer would be a qualified no.

Deterministic gating models are based on the (often tacit) assumption of a very large number of channels, each having a very small conductance.

With no vehicle recorders, investigators are left to reconstruct an accident based on the often flawed recollections of victims, skid marks and mangled wreckage fragments.

Current design codes and consequently most of the understanding of behaviour of structures in fire are based on the often unrealistic assumption of uniform fire within the enclosure.

Iskander spent decades writing the epic novel Sandro iz Chegema (Sandro of Chegem), an unfinished collection of anecdotes loosely based on the often comic life of the Abkhazian character Uncle Sandro.

The increasing number of drugs targeting specific proteins implicated in tumourigenesis and the commercial promotion of relatively affordable genome-wide analyses has led to an increasing expectation among patients with cancer that they can now receive effective personalised treatment based on the often complex genomic signature of their tumour.

This choice was motivated based on the 'polyspecificity' often exhibited by orthogonal AARSs toward related UAA structures.

Therefore, conventional Burgers vector analysis based on the invisibility criterion often fails, due to the presence of pronounced residual contrast.

It's a style based on the long take — often with the camera in motion, roving on tracks, swooping on cranes, or swiftly pivoting.

It is a fictional creation of Ms. Bunim and Mr. Murray, a 90-minute movie based on the pioneering program often credited with creating the reality genre.

This will tend to bias the statistical relationships in an unpredictable, and based on the observed results, often undesirable manner.