Sentence examples for potentially be based on from inspiring English sources
A starting point for this work could potentially be based on experimental psychology studies that have quantified reinforcer sensitivities in the horse [ 51] and other species [ 52, 53].
Prediction and prevention of aggression in emergency services patients could thus potentially be based on numerous data drawn from individual medical and social history, treatment conditions, behaviours and psychopathology.
It causes a variety of adverse health effects, including the renal changes found in rats that the current drinking-water guideline for inorganic mercury is based on [ 93, 125] and the neurological effects in children that a guideline for methylmercury could potentially be based on [ 107, 108].
Given that metformin is now recommended as first-line drug treatment for type 2 diabetes (2), such a potentially impactful finding must be based on robust evidence.
The announcement video indicates that the Clinton campaign believes that in this cycle, the core appeal to Democratic and potentially Democratic voters has to be based on economics.
Professor Davies said removal of potentially faulty implants had "to be based on clinical need, and that's decided between the patient... and the doctor".
The categorisation of drugs into "potentially appropriate" and "potentially inappropriate" is based on one survey of experts, so cannot be taken to represent a wider consensus.
But his premature exoneration of China as a potentially peaceful power is based on a western-centric reading of the world, because it overlooks the violence Beijing is inflicting on people in the non-western world, either directly or by shielding dictators from international action.
Prediction of a potentially difficult airway is based on history and a bedside assessment of anatomy [ 7].
First, HbA1c and other potentially confounding factors were based on a single measurement at baseline, although this limitation is typical of most prospective studies.
The estimate of potentially detectable cases is based on cancer incidence derived from cancer registration and is independent of the detection rate by screening.
