Sentence examples for be based on consistent from inspiring English sources
Although we know that this is relevant, a discussion with regard to content need to be based on consistent definitions.
In any case, we believe that evidence for the routine use of DrotAA should be based on consistent clinical trials and should not depend on the use of a particular meta-analytic statistical model, particularly one that does not account for between-trial heterogeneity.
While the outcome data of using Onco type DX in clinical routine practice are pending, assumptions have to be based on consistent data from multiple prospectively designed studies of archival specimens from randomized clinical trials with a long-term follow-up [ 2, 3, 5, 6].
Thus, initial implementation date was based on consistent eGFR reporting, with consistency attained when at least 1% of the median creatinine tests per month were accompanied by a reported eGFR.
BioBaM is based on consistent data on ecological and socioeconomic biomass flows and land use, and it respects thermodynamic principles (the law of conservation of mass and energy).
The campaign is not being changed to address the current volatility in the stock market, Mr. Goldstein said, because "our whole tradition," which dates to the organization's founding in 1918, "is based on consistent long-term performance".
"The Worker's party hopes the arrests … are based on consistent facts, respecting the legal process, and not just speculations and accusations without proof, like what happened in ex-president Lula's process," the statement said.
Since our approach is based on consistent penalty terms, it is by definition generic and provides optimal rates of convergence when applied to laminar flow problems.
This suggestion is based on consistent evidence that training volume is related to running injury risk [48, 49].
The location was based on consistent activations in the combined SPM maps across subjects.
The selection criteria were based on consistent cell growth performance over a few passages.
