Sentence examples for based on true and from inspiring English sources

The Cadbury report also spelled out Britain's preference for an accounting system based on true and fair disclosure telling investors what they need to know rather than merely meeting a legal checklist.

Make sure it represents real investor conviction and that it is based on true and full understanding of your business, or else it may represent a huge waste of time and resources for all involved.

For the clearest interpretation, statistics for binary markers should be based on true and false positive rates or predictive values based on the true prevalence – not odds ratios, relative risks, or predictive values based on the prevalence in the study A promising marker should have a high degree of accuracy in discriminating between subjects who are likely to get cancer from those who are not.

This has consequences for the precision of β0 and β1: estimates based on true GLS and Bayesian AT are more precise than estimates based on methods using the consensus tree.

Three of the films up for a best picture Oscar this year Lincoln, Zero Dark Thirty and Argo are films based on true stories and real personalities.

May said her aim was to step up dialogue and trade, "not to develop a transactional relationship but rather to forge a strategic relationship, a relationship based on true partnership and an enduring commitment between our countries and our peoples".

The most parsimonious model based on true presences and absences had the best fit to the data and the highest AUC scores.

It is comforting to subscribe to the notion as Daniel Mendelsohn does in his recently published memoir, "An Odyssey," and as Robert Fagles does, in his translation of the poem that the marriage between Odysseus and Penelope is a partnership of intellectual equals, based on true love and a shared outlook on life.

Everything will be "based on true stories" and will involve the supernatural, giant, previously-thought-extinct-or-nonexistent creatures, and the occasional retelling of myth.

Based on true events and actual documents, it narrates the story of a band of American mercenaries as they make their murderous and lurching passage along the Texas-Mexico border, flaying Indians and selling their scalps for gold.

His great New York movies of the 1970s and '80s — "Serpico," "Dog Day Afternoon," "Prince of the City," "Q & A" — were realist fables, often based on true stories and always full of dense local knowledge.