Sentence examples for based upon the perceived from inspiring English sources
"It's always been our belief that we have trained and deployed screeners based upon the perceived level of security risk identified by the federal government".
To verify that iDisplay can be based upon the perceived user states to adaptively manage the smart glasses display, a prototype system was built to conduct a series of experiments.
Selection among alternative Japanese translations was based upon the perceived "naturalness" of linguistic expression in the Japanese language version.
Although this approach broadly followed the outlines of the pathway for the management of chronic cough in the ACCP guidelines, there were variations from this pathway based on intention to pursue therapy based upon the perceived etiology.
Rejections of the extended role concept were based upon the perceived challenges to GPs' dominance, the apparent inability of non-medical professionals to practice holistically and their lack of access to full medical records, the potential for system manipulation and increased GP workload.
Under the bTB control policy in operation prior to 2009, all herds are routinely tested on a one, two, three or four year routine herd testing (RHT) interval based upon the perceived risk in the parish of the farm, or the risk in neighbouring parishes.
Exposure assessment was based upon the averaged perceived job strain at the work unit level rather than at the individual level while prescription of antidepressant medication was taken as an indicator of poor mental health.
Liang Huang et al. reported a biomimetic synthetic route based upon the biogenetic relationship perceived among the seven amides isolated, and the total synthesis was reduced to 5 steps with an overall yield of 15%17%%.
The men claim the airline "disgracefully engaged in discrimination" and that they were ejected from the flight "based upon their perceived race, colour, ethnicity".
In response to the growing trend of VSP being used for the planning of fibular free flaps in head and neck reconstruction, some surgeons have questioned the technology's implementation based upon its perceived inadequacy in addressing other reconstructive considerations beyond hard tissue anatomy.
Chace [ 19] placed Hippolysmata in synonymy of Lysmata, based upon a perceived wide intraspecific variation in the accessory branch morphology.
