Sentence examples for derived based upon from inspiring English sources
Hence, over the years, simple rule-based models were derived based upon physicochemical and structural property of available datasets.
Such a derivative equation was thus derived based upon the flash point prediction model referred to above and then verified by the application of experimentally-derived data.
Displacement of fiber inside a fabric is derived based upon the global stiffness matrix and the boundary conditions.
The system governing equations of an electrostatic nanoactuator are first derived based upon the theory of nonlocal Kirchhoff plate.
Empirical formulae have been derived based upon limited test data, in which only the length and location of openings are accounted for with a dimensionless parameter, αx.
Explicit formulations for predicting the mean crushing force of the multi-cell tube under axial compression were derived based upon the Super Folding Element method.
The complex claim to perfect knowledge includes within it a claim to know both the appropriate arrangement of all of that knowledge, and the relationship between any two pieces of knowledge, such that it is possible to derive, based upon this knowledge, all of the possible equilibrium outcomes for any set of inputs and possible outputs.
BG dose based upon individually derived measures of BG volume could provide a better age versus dose relationship.
The stiffness matrix is derived intuitively based upon an alternative approach considering actuations and constraints, and the compliances subject to both actuators and legs are involved in the stiffness model.
Over the years authors in the signal detection theory (SDT) area have proposed a series of derived indices based upon these parameters to represent the traits of "Sensitivity" and "Bias".
Finally, Sub-Groups 3.2 and 3.6, which are dominated respectively by the wild species P. elatius and P. fulvum (Additional file 6), are remote from P. sativum, with the P. abyssinicum dominated Sub-Group 3.1 roughly equidistant between them, in agreement with previously derived relationships based upon other marker types [ 6, 10].
