Sentence examples for based upon the improvement from inspiring English sources

Based upon the improvement in trial-to-trial reproducibility of responses to artificial stimuli with appropriate spatial structure under the daylight spectrum, we expected to see a similar increase in response reliability for the naturalistic movies in this condition.

A significant placebo effect must be expected, and blinding and randomization are necessary in studies where the outcome of the treatment is based upon the owners' perception of improvement of the clinical signs.

Given the importance of CF3Br as a model fire suppressant, and based upon the results of this study, further improvements in its kinetics mechanism are warranted.

These improvements were based upon the E-factors of the compounds but had the added benefit of the removal of various solvents during the synthesis process.

Like so many of the situation comedies from the 1980s and '90s (The Cosby Show, Roseanne, Home Improvement), Seinfeld was based upon the act of a standup comic, in this case the observational, "everyday life" humour of Jerry Seinfeld.

This study made a number of recommendations for service improvement that were based upon the observations made by service users.

Various studies emphasise that the improvement of these results should be based upon the training of health professionals.

Sample size was calculated based upon the ability to detect a 10-point difference in improvement in SPADI score, previously reported to indicate a clinically important improvement (or worsening) of shoulder function [ 41].

Our proposed improvement in accuracy is based upon the measurement of translational output, or power, from the mRNA from an individual gene in our ribosome reaction model.

SU improvement (SUimp) can be represented based upon the above two expression as SU imp % = SU predict − SU sense SU sense = N ip − N i N i %. (15).

This cycle is based upon the principle of plan-do-check-act, implying that improvement continues and starts all over again and again improving upon earlier results.