Sentence examples for preparations based on the from inspiring English sources

"I'm releasing this information because towns and cities need to make preparations based on the reality of the situation — not what C.L.&P.

Cefalexin was measured polarographically in pure form and in pharmaceutical preparations based on the catalytic hydrogen wave observed in the presence of cobalt (II) and the drug at a potential of −1.47 V versus SCE [51].

A new framework for a fire safety design method is now in preparation based on the concept of performance-based design in Japan (Tanaka, 1995.

In TAO, we have started to use a multi-agent herbal preparation based on the use of Western herbs [79].

A simple sample preparation based on the reduction and alkylation of cysteine residues followed by tryptic digestion provides a sufficient digestion of proteins.

Together, the countries could then deal with energy security related to Armenia's aging nuclear power plant — situated about 20 miles from the Turkish border — and address planning and preparation based on the reality that both countries share a highly active earthquake zone.

Therefore, as an alternative, we used a split virion vaccine preparation, based on the mouse-adapted A/Puerto Rico 8/34 strain [31] for use in the protection assays (described in Methods).

After preparation based on the reference force field [ 33] of GROMACS 4.5.5 [ 34] by using SwissParam (http://www.swissparam.ch/) [ 35], the ligands were subjected to molecular dynamics simulation.

During colonoscopy, a surgical endoscopist not involved in the endoscopy itself observed the entire procedure and assessed the quality of bowel preparation based on the worst portion of the exam using a scale of 1 7 to facilitate data analysis (Table 1).

A post-hoc analysis is currently in preparation, based on the observation that mortality in all three groups (PAC, no PAC, and no PAC +/- some other CO monitor) was very similar, suggesting that either few patients in the no PAC +/- other CO monitor group actually received a CO monitor, or that no monitor of CO output had an impact on mortality.

New clinical trials for Stage III gastric cancer are either currently ongoing or under preparation based on the fact that hazard ratio for the treatment group incrementally increased as the clinical stage advanced from II to IIIB in a randomized trial comparing adjuvant S-1 monotherapy versus surgery alone [ 25].