Sentence examples for items based on a from inspiring English sources

Finally, a novel content ranking component is introduced, which ranks posted items based on a social computing method, driven by the power and influence of social network users.

PinPointing is useful when it gets the recommendations right, which seems to happen particularly with beauty selections, or when it recommends items based on a brand and not an idea, like a wedding, or trend.

Hypothesis testing grew out of quality control, when it was necessary to decide to accept or reject a batch of items based on a relatively small number of tested items.

Lombrozo et al. (2008) assessed religious beliefs by using a series of items based on a list of statements.

I've been parsing through a rather lengthy reddit post on /r/Overwatch that claims to know how many loot boxes you need to get a complete set of Overwatch items based on a number of different criteria.

The EWG rated the 49 food items based on a variety of measurements, including percent of detectable pesticide and multiple pesticides, average number and amount of pesticides on samples, and maximum number and amounts of pesticides per item.

The challenge in due diligence is to compare items based on an array of data points, such as price, Prime participation, availability of two-day shipping and whether the item is a third-party product fulfilled by Amazon.

5 more items were added, which included 3 items based on modified versions of additional CRT items developed by Frederick (these items were not published previously), one item based on a modification of a task used by Gillard et al. [ 39], and an additional item developed by us.

Only one participant reported purchasing an item based on a familiar concept " All my stuff will always be light choices, like rarely ever get full fat" [Participant 35].

That item, based on a single unnamed source, was published on the front page of several newspapers, including Pakistan's largest, The Daily Jang.

Imagine the worst literary product possible — in other words, the most inappropriate commercial item based on a famous book or author.