Sentence examples for based predominantly on a from inspiring English sources

Design a literature review based predominantly on a MEDLINE database search of English-language publications from January 1991 to October 2000.

Based predominantly on a qualitative content analysis of selected project documents from 12 streetcar projects, I find that the reemergence of these streetcar projects in recent years reflects and is embedded in the general trajectory of neoliberal urbanization and can more precisely be understood as a creative city development tool.

Thus, NP transfer in the reverse direction should be reduced if it is based predominantly on a passive transport mechanism.

Healthcare professionals' views on good care were based predominantly on a biomedical care model, whereas families' views on good care were mainly inspired by a holistic lifeworld-oriented approach.

We found that families' views on good care were mainly inspired by a holistic lifeworld-oriented approach, whereas healthcare professionals' views on good care seemed to be based predominantly on a biomedical care model.

Concern about the rising rate of CS is based predominantly on an increase in maternal mortality and morbidity compared to vaginal delivery (VD), consequences for subsequent pregnancies and deliveries, neonatal respiratory morbidity [ 15], and cost implications [ 16].

"If the court says you can't draw a district based predominantly on race," Dr. Lichtman said, "and in America, we know that of course race is a fundamental aspect of life, correlated with many other features of life, then you have to do some mental gymnastics to get around that".

Although ADHD has a male preponderance in the general population [ 25], half of the studies included in the review were based solely on female samples and one of the studies failing to find an association was based predominantly on males.

In their seminal description of over a 1000 open fractures, Gustilo and Anderson developed a classification system based predominantly on the extent of soft tissue damage.

The following is taken directly from the press release: "This season places the collection within the context of the Russian Constructivist movement" with "a colour palette based predominantly on the work of Rodchenko and Stepanova".

A linkage map based predominantly on the SNP markers is given in Figure  4.