Sentence examples for being based on measures from inspiring English sources

Though the genome scans certainly suggest that many human genes have been shaped by cultural forces, the tests for selection are purely statistical, being based on measures of whether a gene has become more common.

"PC-specific HRQOL" claims were defined as being based on measures focused on assessment of the impact of PC on HRQOL.

Assessment of universities will be based on measures including National Student Satisfaction (NSS) survey scores.

The blueprint is based on measures that a small number of countries have used to reduce transmission of the virus.

This control should be based on measures taken at run-time.

Firm sustainability was based on measures by Chandler and Hanks (1994) and Westhead et al. (2005).

The attitudinal survey was based on measures related to satisfaction, intention to participate, easiness, enjoyment, usefulness and control.

All sociodemographic indicators were based on measures obtained at baseline.

All results are based on measures which were closest to 3 months posttreatment.

The resistance and reactance were based on measures of a series circuit [ 30].

Other methods are based on measures of association (index of dissimilarity, slope index of inequality) [ 26].