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A doctor making an intuitive diagnosis is doing so on the basis of thousands of hours spent treating patients.
On the basis of thousands of pages of information developed in an earlier federal inquiry into Mr. Torricelli's activities, the committee chastised him for using poor judgment and disregarding Senate rules in his dealings with the former donor, David Chang.
A new study is making waves in the worlds of tech and psychology by questioning the basis of thousands of papers and analyses with conflicting conclusions on the effect of screen time on well-being.
Naturally occurring endogenous androgens are well defined and known from the basis of thousands of annual doping control samples worldwide.
FCM estimates the nuclear DNA amount per plant on the basis of thousands of nuclei and yields a narrow distribution of DNA intensities.
Since the strength is calculated on the basis of thousands of trees rather than on the basis of just a single classifier, it provides stable and reliable information about the degree of the observed interdependency between the features.
His "Prairie style" became the basis of 20th-century residential design in the United States.
These three composers and several contemporaries hastened the development of the musical techniques that became the basis of 16th-century practice and influenced succeeding developments.
The diatonic (nonchromatic) basis of 18th-century functional harmony was in the main respected, as was the orderly process of modulation as a means for giving structure to large musical forms.
Open image in new window Fig. 3 Drainage with subwatersheds in which the main watershed is divided into five subwatersheds (Jamrar, Onri, Sainam, Shahzad, and Baragl subwatershed) on the basis of 6th order stream and 5th order stream.
Although the Habsburgs and their successor house of Habsburg-Lorraine had, with two exceptions, held the position of Emperor since the early 15th century, the basis of 18th-century Habsburg power lay not in the Holy Roman Empire itself, but in Habsburg territories in Eastern Europe (where the family had vast domains), the Italian peninsula, and the Lowlands.
