Sentence examples for is based on three components from inspiring English sources
One of these tools is based on Antonovsky's core question 'What may keep one healthy?' For Antonovsky, SOC is based on three components which are prerequisites for salutogenesis, i.e., comprehensibility, meaningfulness, and manageability [ 10].
The analysis of attitudes is based on three components: cognition, feeling and action tendency.
UBS' index is based on three components: equity market positioning, equity option volatility, and credit and FX.
The proposed framework is based on three components: the ecosystem function (recreation potential), the adaptation of the Recreation Opportunity Spectrum framework to characterise the ecosystem service and the distribution of potential demand in the EU.
It is based on three components and for selective oxidation the approach involves identifying catalysts that (a) do not catalyse the oxidation of the required product under the reaction conditions to be tested, (b) activate the oxidant and (c) activate the substrate.
The methodology is based on three components that can be isolated or derived from UCB: hematopoietic stem cells (CD34+ cells), CD34+-derived ECs to improve stem cell survival and coach their differentiation into vascular cells, and fibrin gel to retain both cells at the implant site.
Mr. Ben-Ami explained that the interest rate on adjustable-rate mortgages is based on two components: a variable component (the index) and a fixed component (the margin).
The efficiency of our protocol is based on two components: tags' synchronization and random number generation from a geometric distribution.
It is based on two components: a first component called Update Checker to identify outdated packages can check either running or dormant virtual machine images efficiently.
The Lung Injury Score is based on four components: 1) chest radiograph; 2) hypoxemia score; 3) PEEP; and 4) static compliance of respiratory system.
Daniel McShea (2001a,b; McShea and Changizi 2003) has proposed a structural hierarchy that is based on two components, the number of levels of nestedness and the degree to which the highest individual in the nesting is individuated or developed.
