Sentence examples for for instance on the basis of from inspiring English sources

In particular, it should never be taken only for increasing cardiac output, for instance, on the basis of positive tests of fluid responsiveness.

For instance, on the basis of an alignment of 344 unique sequences, Fu and Chang identified a highly conserved P-G doublet in non-animal sHSPs [36].

Students cannot be selected solely on academic qualifications, for instance, on the basis of Grade Point Averages (GPA) and Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) scores.

This illustrates the importance of precision in diagnostic definitions for molecular genetic studies: for instance, on the basis of current evidence, it would seem inappropriate to focus gene-finding studies on adolescents with high levels of symptoms.

However, in line with Eq.  2, different cost-effectiveness ratios may be acceptable for different types of QALYs gained if the value of a QALY is allowed to vary, for instance, on the basis of the disease or beneficiary characteristics.

For instance, on the basis of the same reference set of known interactions on a common set of shared mutant pairs in the SGA and GIM datasets, the GIM approach seems to detect particularly well larger number of negative interactions (Table 4), whereas the nearly genome-wide SGA dataset provides comparable detection power in the positive end of the genetic interaction spectrum.

I'd skipped Judy Blume's "Forever," for instance, on the basis that all the jokes about Ralph were tacky.

Hundreds of billions of dollars are being spent on efforts to reduce greenhouse emissions, for instance, largely on the basis of the group's findings.

Laitin told me his evidence shows that grievance — for instance, oppression on the basis of ethnicity, religion, language, or political belief — does not necessarily lead to open rebellion against the government, as you'd expect.

Take, for instance, reasoning on the basis of normality or typicality assumptions.

Consequently, the allocation of that land was, in many instances, redistributed on the basis of patronage in exchange for political support.