Sentence examples for based really on a 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.

Based really on need.

"This is a very thought-provoking find based on a really impressive data set," said Josh Van Buskirk, a zoologist at the University of Zurich who was the lead author of the only other paper investigating changes in bird size in North America.

Had Destiny directed as much attention to its acting and dialogue as to its structure and story line, it could have passed for a work of art, but in its present state it is a fairly easy game based on a really cool idea.

And so I think both ends of that work really well together, but I do think it is inclusive and really based on a collaboration that happens between the parties.

A Natural England spokesman said the Telegraph story was "really based on a completely false premise.

The story is based on a really 'human' drama.

"So the book is really based on a mass of experience from youth until now.

These are all autocracies, but is their alliance really based on a shared horror of democratic intervention, as Kagan believes?

The seemingly authentic love with which the opera begins is really based on a set of manners governing courtship and affection.