Sentence examples for based only on broad from inspiring English sources

Several created modern Indian Reservations, based only on broad congressional authority to relocate Native American tribes.

In a recent systematic review, we found that for disorders at a given anatomical site (shoulder, elbow or distal arm), more complex case definitions (e.g. involving physical signs, more specific symptom patterns and/or clinical investigations) yielded similar associations with occupational risk factors to simpler definitions based only on broad groups of symptoms [ 7].

Most predictions of tree species' distributions at broad spatial scales are based only on one possible characterization of environmental heterogeneity.

On standardized tests, Mr. Walcott offered primarily a defense of the tests' value, though he acknowledged the need for a broad curriculum, not one based only on test preparation.

Using the range of a scenario as indicator for 'Decision robustness' does not mean that decisionmaking should be based only on the extremes nor that a broader range in itself is better.

Limitations in this approach have become apparent; decisions that were formerly based only on technical and economic feasibility must now incorporate broader objectives such as ecological impact.

Typically, he says, a company will be attacked for making a broad or general claim about a product being environmentally friendly "based only on a single attribute, which might not even be a meaningful one".

In these circumstances, offset valuations should be based only on the extent to which they result in perfect sequestration, not on broader market conditions.

Comparing interventions based only on their ability to prevent falls will not capture the broader impacts and quality of life changes that may be attributable to the interventions.

Initiation of broad-spectrum systemic antibiotic treatment is based only on the suspicion of sepsis since no early definitive diagnostic test is yet available.

Most were based only on expert opinion.