Sentence examples for be stopped based on from inspiring English sources
People should only be stopped based on crime data and crime information.
The maximum number of generations was set to default (27000) so that the docking calculation will be stopped based on the number of energy evaluations.
It is also assumed that APS2– will not diffuse back to the protein and will be reduced by APS reductase in the solvent when it moves >50 Å away from the center-of-mass of the protein, thus a simulation may be stopped based on this criterion.
"You know that even if a person does not specifically say that he or she believes she was stopped based on race, that race could have been a motivating factor in the incident, right?" a lawyer for the plaintiffs, Jenn Borchetta, asked a high-ranking police official.
Even if one assumes, for the sake of argument, that Brown robbed the convenience store and was stopped based on a suspicion that he did so, the use of deadly force would not have been justified.
Lenalidomide and dexamethasone were stopped based on patient's decision.
The trial was stopped based on an interim analysis showing statistical futility.
The trial was stopped based on the recommendation of an independent data-monitoring committee, due to early evidence of benefit in terms of overall survival (predetermined boundary crossed).
First, this project was performed as a quality improvement project, using a convenience sample of available clinicians, with no formal power analysis performed until there were N = 60 participants at which time the project was stopped based on the findings.
That trial, a randomised study investigating tremelimumab as a single agent in comparison with a standard chemotherapy (DTIC or temozolomide) in previously untreated 324 and 319 patients, respectively, was stopped based on a second interim analysis for futility in March 2008.
Although the planned patient number for cohort B was 60, accrual stopped based on minimal efficacy of lapatinib monotherapy reported in HER2-negative BC (Burstein et al, 2008).
