Sentence examples for committed based on its from inspiring English sources

The CD45+CD34intCD7+ population present in the pre-vascular thymus is, however, a novel intrathymic hematopoietic population that is probably T lineage committed based on its expression of CD7.

He really committed based on making an animated movie about a lizard.

Moreover, a significant percentage of the Right's support is found in people committed based on religious conviction.

Proponents of anekāntavāda apply this principle to religion and philosophy, reminding themselves that any religion or philosophy even Jainism which clings too dogmatically to its own tenets, is committing an error based on its limited point of view.

Mr. Hester pointed to one measure of A.M.D.'s recent success: the number of computer companies that have committed to building products based on its processors.

Since storing and retrieving can be computational and time expensive, it is key to have a storage infrastructure that facilitates rapid data pull and commits based on analytic demands.

The overall analysis concluded that Martin had committed suicide, based on factors including the lack of space for an aggressor to operate in the small ground-floor area outside the house where she is believed to have sustained her injuries.

Maybe when unhinged people commit (or try to commit) violence based on the conviction that the "other" side is evil, these are the early outbreaks of the war that will erupt once climate change begins claiming the coasts and burning the interior.

He did not believe his audience would be incited to commit violence based on such preaching.

Gilberto Valle was convicted by a jury in 2013 of conspiracy to commit kidnapping, based on a series of macabre messages posted in chats on the Dark Fetish Network with others, using the handle MHAL52.

This week, Steele accused America's other leading public insurance provider of encouraging veterans to commit suicide, based on a booklet published by the VA which explains living wills, advanced directives and other key concepts in end-of-life care, Rachel Slajda reports for TPM DC.