Sentence examples for preserved based on from inspiring English sources
School construction projects were preserved based on need, with Queens high schools, the most overcrowded, at the top of the list.
Thus, structural code coverage like SC, CC, or SPC can be directly preserved based on the hidden control-flow.
The infrastructure ensures that the access rights of the tags are preserved based on the spatial and temporal information collected from the RFID readers.
Edges are then preserved based on an imposed significance level α; in other words, for each edge, if α ij < α, then the edge is preserved.
The objective of this study was to evaluate the contribution of dose regimen adjusted in burn patients with renal function preserved based on drug plasma concentration at the trough and pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic (PK/PD) correlation.
We examined the number of rare plant species present in preserves based on the site area, ecosystem type and management practices using the EEL database maintained by the county and a database of plant species inventories collected by the Institute for Regional Conservation.
No complete dentaries are preserved, but based on preserved specimens (Fig. 6), there were at least fourteen alveoli on each ramus.
Much of the postacetabular process has not been preserved, but based on the extension of the caudosacral rib, the development of this process probably was well developed as in non-eusauropod sauropodomorphs.
The ascending ramus is not completely preserved, but based on sutural surfaces on the quadrate and jugal, it formed nearly all of the posterior margin of the infratemporal fenestra, extending from just dorsal to the posteroventral corner to nearly to its dorsal apex; but whether it contacted the squamosal is unknown.
That treaty was meant to preserve stability, based on deterrence, between the United States and the Soviet Union in the face of new nuclear weapons development.
Operation vector crossover An improved precedence preserving order based on crossover (iPOX), inspired from Lee et al.
