Sentence examples for terms were based on from inspiring English sources
The predicted terms were based on the commonly accepted models of Pfeffer, Wilson and Geankoplis, Kataoka, Sircar, and Lightfoot.
13 15 CINAHL evaluation terms were based on the optimised MEDLINE strategy.
Default weights for the query expansion terms were based on experimental results from ref. (18).
Search terms were based on those for PubMed developed by CareSearch.
Cancer diagnoses terms were based on the College of American Pathologists Cancer Protocols [ 7] also used by caBIG®.
Energy terms were based on the Merck molecular force field to account for solvation free energy and entropic contribution.
Definitions of these terms are based on the likelihood that further evidence will change one's confidence in the size of the effect.
For a particle in planar motion, one approach to attaching physical significance to these terms is based on the concept of an instantaneous co-rotating frame of reference.
A theory that forces one's idea of God to be thought of in human terms is based on lowering God to a kind of human.
Dolan said his company's refusal to carry YES under the Yankee network's terms is based on the network's economics.
A key provision of a New York State law under which repeat offenders can be sentenced more harshly is unconstitutional because the longer prison terms are based on findings by judges, not juries, a federal appeals court ruled on Wednesday.
