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However, the definitive judgment of whether to conclude that the IFCA group was superior to the IFCS group could be based on whether the one-sided p-value satisfied p ≤ 0.05.

His representation should not be based on whether he likes the state law".

And anyway, your identity shouldn't be based on whether or not you're doing hormones".

"The quality of the arguments will not be based on whether we win or lose," Moynihan said.

Yet a judgement on a leader, especially a Prime Minister, cannot be based on whether he is a decent chap.

One of the calculations used will be based on whether the savings held by banks are from "hot money" – customers chasing high interest rates – or long-term customers.

The shape of next year's Senate is based on whether that level of performance will continue.

The distinction is based on whether skill is required to operate the device.

Everything is based on whether you're the bride or the groom".

Further subdivision of the RNA viruses is based on whether the RNA genome is segmented.

But decisions in Old Saybrook have been based on whether a house has heating, according to the town assessor.