Sentence examples for be based on complete from inspiring English sources
(a) The Polish Government propose a joint guarantee by Poland and Germany of the separate character of the Free City of Danzig, the existence of which was to be based on complete freedom of the local population in internal affairs and on the assurance of respect for Polish rights and interests.
When running predictive analytics, for instance, projections must be based on complete and correct data.
The weighted BN model with entropy method considers correlation to some extent, but the weight calculation must be based on complete data filled with expert experience and the weight could not reflect the dependency between variables.
Development of safe, biocompatible NPs that can be used for diagnosis and treatment of human diseases can only be based on complete understanding of the interactions between all factors and mechanisms underlying NP toxicity.
Although Walmart did not respond to questions from the fund's auditors, it later said the decision "[does not] appear to be based on complete information".
The main risk prediction modelling will be based on complete case analysis.
Unfortunately, not one of these tools is based on complete or particularly good data.
Some of Trump's claims about Amazon have not been based on complete information.
The design of the rectification column is based on complete experimental measurements.
Nationwide's figures are based on mortgages they have approved, while the Land Registry index - which suggested prices had actually fallen in March - is based on complete sales and ignores sales of newbuild homes.
