Sentence examples for have already been based from inspiring English sources

Aside from these and a few other comparably cogent details of life in late-18th-century France, Milos Forman's "Valmont" contributes virtually nothing to the body of information surrounding "Les Liaisons Dangereuses," the stunningly malevolent, ingeniously multi-faceted novel upon which one hit play and one much better recent film have already been based.

Thus, the Bertelsmann Healthcare Monitor has been established in the scientific field as a good and important data source, and a number of publications have already been based on it (e.g. [ 15- 18]).

Two earlier low-budget films had already been based on him.

While JORY's menu had already been based on sourcing local ingredients, Chef Jin kicked that philosophy up a few notches, exploring the area, knocking on doors to find new sources for eggs, peaches and mushrooms.

First off, the Navy has already been basing some SM missiles and Aegis radar on land.

Although wheat crop losses due to foliar diseases have already been studied based on an ecophysiological approach, none of these studies analyzed the independent effects of foliar pathogens with different nutritional habits.

In the UK, where the study took place, alcohol guidelines have already been reduced, based on the accumulation of evidence about the risks.

The priest of the temple and his assistant have been taken in for questioning by police, and six people have already been arrested based on the testimony of the family.

It should be noted that the ligand induced dimerization takes place in the TLR signaling, and a few crystal structures have already been solved based on this idea [31], [37], [38].

Most of the structures we describe here have already been proposed based on numerous experimental and theoretical studies on the 30 nm chromatin fiber: solenoids [9], 2-start helix [8], [11], [13], 3-start helix [14] and 5-start helix [12].

Such comparisons have already been undertaken based on a limited number of anchor markers e.g. [ 19, 41].