Sentence examples for changes were based from inspiring English sources

These policy changes were based on an AUC measure (specifically, pAUC), not a theory-based measure of discriminability like d'.

For example, she said, "all the pubertal changes were based on visual inspections -- no endocrine evaluations or hormonal measurements were done".

"We're substituting healthier products," said Lyn McKay, assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction, who said these changes were based on recommendations from the district's health advisory panel.

Lord Myners, whose report the changes were based on, told the Guardian on Sunday that the Co-op needed to recruit strong executives from outside the group for the reforms to work effectively.

He said the changes were based on "careful research" but added: "There are a few things not yet working exactly the way they should be - our developers and designers are tackling those now".

The chief executive, Robert J. Stevens, said in an interview that the changes were based on Lockheed's assessment of the market for global security services and the needs of its customers, made up mostly of government agencies like the Pentagon and intelligence services.

The majority of the employees affected by these planned changes are based in Finland.

Several reports are published regarding these changes being based on alterations of general neurophysiological parameters.

Projected changes are based on primary and secondary data sources and modeled via the Forest Vegetation Simulator.

The Budget's pension changes are based on "highly uncertain assumptions", according to a respected think-tank.

The changes are based on a review of recent research findings by outside scientists, whose recommendations are turned into guidelines by agency scientists and officials.