Sentence examples for based really on from inspiring English sources
Finally, if we compare these results with those obtained in [20, 22, 25], ours are very promising if we put in light the fact that the authentication is based really on a single word, no fusion or merge decisions are made with any other words.
But I don't think that that's based, really, on a systematic view of how the world ought to be different.
"They're really based on trickery, on feigning friendship or feigning flattery, things that people with mental health problems are more vulnerable to," she said.
Encryption scares a lot of people – me included – because it's based on really complicated mathematics.
The service is apparently profitable in Europe based on really attractive deals with labels there.
But are associations and the memories they are based on really powerful enough to prevent us from thinking?
I think it's a system that's really just based on short term interests".
The ecosystem is not really based on competition but rather on collaboration, on the 'symbiotic' relationships between actors.
It's very gentle, but it's not really based on this idea of sounds, it's really based on visual sound through architecture.
"This version is not up to par and it's not really based completely on the evidence," she said.
