Sentence examples for to decide based on from inspiring English sources

It is impossible to decide based on association mapping results on one of the two reasons.

Remember to decide based on the show's most recent season, not the show overall.

The referee will decide what he's going to decide based on what he sees.

Case law has decided that it's for a jury to decide, based on 'current recognised standards of propriety'.

If a murmur is detected, the doctor has to decide based on its nature if a further evaluation is warranted.

"He's free to decide based on the submissions of the parties," Cohen said in a telephone interview from his office in Geneva.

Furthermore, from statistics, a threshold can be determined to automatically decide, based on the observation's distance to the subspace, if the observation comes from a damaged or intact sample.

4. Come to consensus and Decide: Based on the above information; determine the appropriate next steps to resolve the issue and to prevent new ones if applicable.

They also ought to provide their own version of risk-benefit evaluation to determine areas of divergences and differences, to extensively discuss risk treatment measures and options, and finally to deliberate and decide based on all these inputs.

Consequently, it is difficult to decide based solely on the architecture which circuit is the correct one.

In the book, Mr. Smith recalls trying to referee disputes between associates over bonuses, only to watch partners frequently decide based on who they liked more.