Sentence examples for basis of a pattern from inspiring English sources
Flint Taylor, his lawyer, said of Mr. Tillman's release: "It is a remarkable victory at this point after 35 years of torture scandal to finally have a prosecutor in Cook County recognize that a man was wrongfully convicted on the basis of a pattern and practice of police abuse at Area 2".
RQ I investigated the appropriateness of the initial set of skills on the basis of a pattern matching of empirically constructed Q matrix models (Q-ERC, Q-ATAC, Q-ATAC) with the theoretically derived initial researchers' Q matrix (Q-I).
First, clinicians diagnose AM on the basis of a pattern of a combination of findings on conventional CSF markers (CSF total number of leukocytes, CSF glucose, CSF/plasma glucose quotient, and CSF protein), not on individual markers.
You must be wary of anyone who claims to have the answers on the basis of a historical pattern.
Your verdict about which things count as water in a given hypothetical scenario will be justified on the basis of a complex pattern of initial assumptions about water an implicit "folk theory" of water.
Individuals are allocated to one cluster on the basis of a similar pattern of development of retinopathy at all measurements.
Using a nearest neighbor analysis, we have related SAGE tags containing single nucleotide differences such that tags containing SNPs might be identified on the basis of a reciprocal pattern of expression (access to the complete SNP data can be obtained at TgSAGEDB [ 31]).
This is followed by prioritisation of subsets of genes for re-analysis at higher resolution using SISH, usually on the basis of an expression pattern that suggests compartment specificity in a particular organ (e.g. kidney, bladder, gonad).
Membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis (MPGN) is diagnosed on the basis of a glomerular-injury pattern that is common to a heterogeneous group of diseases.
Additionally, the average, direct effect of a stimulus upon neural response can form the basis of a simultaneously obtained distributed pattern analysis, allowing comparison of neural population coding on focal (within voxel) and distributed (across voxel) spatial scales.
At least five subtypes (luminal A, luminal B, basal-like, ERBB2, and normal-like) have been identified on the basis of the pattern of expression of a 500-gene set.
