Sentence examples for statement based upon from inspiring English sources

The dynamic optimization problem statement, based upon this approach, is a nonlinear differential algebraic system, and its solution provides information about the optimal policy.

This statement, based upon an overwhelming abundance of evidence, is today commonly accepted.

Odds ratios reflects odds of higher degree of agreement with each statement, based upon responses on a 5-point ordinal Likert scale (Strongly agree to strongly disagree).

The following consensus statement on terminology and classification of athletic muscle injuries is perhaps best referred to as a position statement based upon wide-ranging experience, observation and opinion made by experts with diverse clinical and academic backgrounds and expertise on these injuries.

Whereas most Democrats in Congress try to do a decent job for the American people (and this statement is based upon their voting-records -- including their having thus far beaten back the Republicans, including Obama, on Fast Track), most Democrats who run for president (just like virtually all Republicans who do) are much more interested in doing a terrific job for their biggest donors.

This statement was based upon microarray data and the immunoblot in Figure 1D.

The first statement was based upon average dB loss within a quadrant.

Each consensus statement is based upon the current published understanding of epilepsy and represents in parts the authors' interpretation of the published evidence.

12 The strength of the group's recommendation statement was based upon Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation (GRADE) definitions for quality improvement and guidelines development 12 14: 1 (strong)= 'definitely do it', 2 (weak)='probably do it', 3 (no recommendation), 4 (weak)= 'probably don't do it' and 5 (strong)= 'definitely don't do it'.

This statement was based upon the fact that by mapping the ends of the fragments captured by high-resolution X-ChIP-seq, we find that MNase chews back to give ends separated by 19 bp either side of the 19bp CTCF consensus motif.

[ 38] On the basis of our findings, we contest this and other generalising statements about students' disinterest in socio-medical fields [ 14, 15], pointing out that many of these statements are based upon aggregated data only.