Sentence examples for based on the progress of from inspiring English sources
Jefferson claims his faith is based on the progress of enlightenment.
The purpose of this study was to examine the usefulness of a new gustatory test based on the progress of mastication by counting the number of chewing strokes required for recognizing tastes.
Based on the progress of the present study, it will be necessary to refine the current therapeutic protocol of the model so that it can be applied clinically.
Classification of patients as either limited or advanced UIP was based on the progress of disease in lung function using PFT values currently approved for assessment of IPF progression (forced vital capacity, FVC; diffusing capacity for carbon monoxide, DLCO) [ 42].
And based on the progress on the Windows side of things, it looks as if it's getting ready to roll into Chrome itself shortly.
Based on the progress in nanopore sequencing of DNA, a tool called Single-molecule Picometer Resolution Nanopore Tweezers (SPRNT) was developed to measure the movement of enzymes along DNA in real time.
In order to study the users' behaviors, we define a set of features which are computed based on the progress related measures and the timing of their moves.
"We re-upped based on the progress they had made in terms of getting the SF market to be profitable and [doing so] consistently ahead of plan," McIntyre said.
Based on comparing the progress of an internal production order with a pre-defined milestone model for each product, the status of the customer order is determined and in case of lateness communicated to the customer together with an early warning.
Based on the measurement progress of straight through pinholes, the measuring for angular is challenging because the probe is inconvenient to stretch into the pinhole exactly.
Based on comparison of progress of the precedence of transport infrastructure at various time intervals and development of precedence in the infrastructure funding are sought consensus and disproportion in the precedence.
