Sentence examples for is based on a proportion from inspiring English sources

The frailty index approach is based on a proportion of deficits accumulated in an individual in relation to age [ 20, 21].

With the cost of raising the children already taken into account by lenders, child maintenance payments are based on a proportion of the other parent's salary, currently £31,600 for men and £24,475 for women according to PayScale.com, and can form a significant part of a single-parent household's income.

Our estimation of costs was based on a proportion of patients and the results obviously are preliminary in nature.

The present analysis was based on a proportion of 19% of head and neck cancers being attributable to HPV-16/18 HPV-16/18

Moreover, the research is based on a small proportion of teachers and even then, more than one answer could be given to each of the criteria, so it is disingenuous, at best, to talk of the results in terms of percentages".

Subjects were shown images of the classical sculpture, Doryphoros by Polykleitos, which is based on a set of proportions called the golden section.

The CI is based on a similar procedure with the cumulative proportion of the population ranked by health replaced by the cumulative proportion of income.

This method is based on a number of assumptions such as: the proportion of a data set of land-cover type, the size of a data set, etc.

The P-value is based on a two-tailed probability test of the proportion of the randomised data sets that gives larger mean values than the observed.

The choice of a class label is based on a defined cutoff point and also the proportion of true event occurrences at that terminal node.

In most dengue-endemic countries, clinical management and epidemiological surveillance of dengue cases is based on a clinical diagnosis, with only a small proportion of cases receiving laboratory confirmation.