Sentence examples for routinely based on the from inspiring English sources

The prognostic and treatment predictive factors assessing the nature of the tumour are all routinely based on the status of the primary tumour.

In hospitals, identification of outbreaks is routinely based on the examination of microbiological test results and patients' charts [ 4], with the definition of an outbreak generally relying on rule-based criteria [ 2].

Data about the very old are routinely based on relatively small sample sizes because of the relatively small numbers of people aged 85 years or over sampled from populations of people aged 60 or 65 years and over, which is compounded by attrition and non-response [ 26- 28].

TB surveillance in the area is routinely based on passive case finding.

David Leonhardt ("Limits in a System That's Sick," Economic Scene, June 17) makes no mention of the most egregious form of medical care rationing — the decisions by insurance companies to pay or not to pay for medical procedures, decisions that are routinely based on cost rather than on sound medical practice.

Computational models, routinely based on stochastic optimization, support these decisions.

For monocultures, the silvicultural guidelines for appropriate and goal-oriented stand establishment, tending and thinning are routinely based on scenario analysis with growth models (Pretzsch et al. 2008).

Detection of Cryptosporidium spp. is routinely based on molecular methods such as polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and subsequent restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) or gene sequencing.

Bonuses are routinely based on ill-conceived criteria that focus on short-term gains and create unnecessary risk.

As a result, their purported conclusions are often given at most token scrutiny, and decisions--including, literally, life-and-death decisions--are routinely based on what they say.

Taxonomical assignments of uncultured microbes are routinely based on sequence data.