Sentence examples for considered based upon from inspiring English sources

The total quantity of light should be considered, based upon time and intensity, because damage due to light is both cumulative and irreversible.

In this study, the mechanisms for onset and maintenance of mid-myocardial (intramural) reentrant circuits are considered, based upon anatomical structure.

The role of solubility as a determinant of assay outcome is also considered based upon each compound's cross-assay activity score for a collection of publicly available screening results.

An ordinal logistic regression model will also be considered based upon the proportional odds assumption using the original 5 point ordinal scale as the outcome.

An AE was considered serious if life‐threatening or resulting in death; in‐patient hospitalisation; or prolongation of existing hospitalisation, disability or incapacity, congenital anomaly, or other event considered serious, based upon appropriate medical judgment.

This level was considered optimal based upon calculation of the maximal response of analyte to ligand (Rmax) where, for optimal kinetic analyses, the Rmax should fall within the range of 50 to 250 RU.

While not potentially hazardous to health (Smith 2002) and even considered normal based upon its frequency of occurrence, cellulite remains nonetheless, an issue of cosmetic concern and may induce negative psycho-social side-effects in those suffering its consequences on their appearance.

On the other hand, the second informant from the research-based pharmaceutical industry expressed no support for CAMR, considering it based upon the false premise that pricing is the main barrier for drug access.

For example, Austin fails to consider arguments based upon the apparent possibility of hallucinations that are induced by brain manipulation and that perfectly match (are indistinguishable from) genuine cases of perception.

Power calculations for the randomized clinical trial were carefully considered and were based upon the results obtained from the pilot study (Worrilow et al., 2007) With the proposed sample size of 200 each for the ≤65% I-HB score control and HYAL groups, the study was powered at 86.1% to detect an increase in CPR from 35 to 50% at α = 0.05.

Relative changes of >25% for SUVmax and >30% for SUVpeak were considered clinically significant based upon EORTC [10] and PERCIST [14] guidelines respectively.