Sentence examples for purely based upon from inspiring English sources
"The reason I say this - and it's not based on a personal thing at all - is purely based upon the credibility of deterrence.
In conventional EOR, external materials, e.g. chemicals, gases, steam or water is injected into the reservoir while in case of Electrical EOR is purely based upon the voltage and frequency without any requirements for chemical, steam or gas injection.
Electrical EOR (EEOR) has many advantages over conventional EOR; some of them are listed below: In conventional EOR, external materials, e.g. chemicals, gases, steam or water is injected into the reservoir while in case of Electrical EOR is purely based upon the voltage and frequency without any requirements for chemical, steam or gas injection.
Some pro-Hindu elements believed that the attacks were politically motivated by the main opposition parties in the state rather than being purely based upon religious indifference, especially the Milagres Church attack.
Sounds and things are burned into my psyche and will be there for the rest of my life probably, but it was such a direct influence and it was really amazing because I found that there are blanks that the human mind will fill, sonic blanks, with emotional experiences, and creates sonics that never even happened on particular records purely based upon a memory of an emotion.
Despite a strong genetic factor [ 1], there are no clear cut biological markers of autism and its diagnosis is purely based upon clinical observation, psychological tests and employment of diagnostic instruments, and standard checklist questionnaires, which are amenable to human bias [ 2, 3].
This study is purely based on register-based data from the National Patient Register.
Purely theoretically, based upon the mechanisms outlined above, numerous hypotheses can be advanced to explain the disruption of sleep in the elderly.
"It was done purely based on customer demand," Mr. Lundberg said.
Some bromances are purely based on getting messed up together.
How many financial deals these days are made in New York and London and Geneva purely based on trust?
