Sentence examples for stated based on a from inspiring English sources

Recently, Sohmer and Davis ([2007]) stated, based on a study of specimens, that P. cephalophora from the Philippines and P. kotoensis from Taiwan are not conspecific, but they did not describe differences between the two species.

They stated (based on an analysis not reported in detail) that bias due to this misclassification would have had little effect on the risk estimates.

He even signed a bill into law as Indiana governor that banned abortions in the state based on a woman's motivations for wanting to have one.

We chose a mindfulness-based 'body-scan' meditation technique as a means of achieving a relaxed state, based on a pain management technique developed by Kabat-Zinn et al. (1985).

The two candidates have much in common, believing in a democratic state based on a free-market economy.

Funds allocated regularly to states based on a legislative formula allow local scientists to set priorities and choose projects that address immediate crises.

The general assembly is funded out of the UN regular budget which is paid for by member states, based on a scale relating to their ability to pay.

Additional seats are assigned to a state based on a ratio that changes every 10 years because the country's population keeps growing and the number of House seats remains at 435.

Israel already benefits from its common interest with Saudi Arabia and the smaller Persian Gulf states, based on a shared fear of Iran; the reassertion of power by Egypt's military over the Brotherhood will only reinforce that unacknowledged alliance.

The stochastic loadings are defined using the sea states based on a scatter diagram related to the North Atlantic.

In this scheme, a sensor node decides to go into sleep state based on a probability that is proportional to its distance from the cluster head.