Sentence examples for began to be based from inspiring English sources
From March 2001, it began to be based on a vehicle's CO2 emissions.
With the evolution of the studies currently understanding of brain function began to be studied based on the associationist theory and cognitive deficits and behavioural changes will depend on the site of injury associated with frontal circuits, parietal cortical temporal and subcortical (Catani et al. 2012).
Beginning in 2013, the child benefit (not to be confused with tax credits) began to be phased out based on the annual income of the adult receiving it.
The budget developed in summer 2014, which began to be drafted in February 2014, was based on $100 a barrel oil originally but was signed into law when oil prices were at $45 a barrel.
Cooper was the only Labour leadership hopeful so far to speak out against the findings of the YouGov poll, which is the first to be published since the leadership contest began and claims to be based on a sample of Labour members, registered supporters and union supporters.
Linear elasticity as a general three-dimensional theory began to be developed in the early 1820s based on Cauchy's work.
Over the last five years, wavelet transform based models have begun to be explored for hydrologic forecasting applications.
The neurophysiological bases of these motor, sensory, and regulatory changes in the cavefish brain are not known, and their developmental bases begin to be deciphered.
Our results provide evidence on which clinical decisions regarding the optimal timing to begin ERT can be based.
These hypotheses were constructed before the study began and were based on a review of previous U.K. outbreaks.
