Does the President require that intelligence used to convict a terror suspect in absentia be based on multiple sources, or is one sufficient?
Furthermore, our results show that comparisons of genomic diversity in different geographic regions should be based on multiple strains from each location, since selecting only one or a few strains from each region for sequencing might easily underestimate the true genomic diversity.
The resolution opens the door to schoolwide incentive pay, saying that compensation with schoolwide rewards might be considered and should be based on multiple measures, like standardized test scores, dropout rates, attendance rates and classroom assessments.
A key clause in the original law states that fantasy sports contests must be based on multiple real-world events and that "no aspect of scoring or how a team wins is based solely on 1 performance or 1 athlete/player in any 1 event".
As prior research claims that rankings should be based on multiple criteria, not only on research output (see, e.g., Albers 2011), we additionally rely on these journal publication types to measure productivity and want to examine if even small changes like this lead to serious adjustments in the ranking.
Toxicology reports can be based on multiple rounds of tests, escalating in sophistication as pathologists, toxicologists and chemists work together to answer questions, according to the College of American Pathologists.
There are two strategies to decompose the finishing operation into sub-operations: one is based on multiple tools and another is based on multiple tool path patterns.
"Climate models will never provide exact forecasts as they are based on multiple runs and real life only gets one," explains Eakin.
But such dispatches will necessarily steer clear of sweeping judgments — of definitive validations of existing ratings — because full-fledged star ratings are based on multiple meals at a restaurant, not just one.
