Sentence examples for to make based on from inspiring English sources

They did not feel that the physicians should decide on their own to use personalized medicine; the decision was one for society to make, based on its values and its priorities for transplantation.

The one's I was suppose to make based on the label Good Girl.

Bloodstream infection with S. maltophilia is one of the least subjective diagnoses to make based on the isolation of S. maltophilia from blood cultures associated with signs and symptoms of infection.

It was their decision to make based on continuity".

That is an easy assumption to make, based on the evidence.

All would have been (moderately) reasonable assumptions to make based on the way the Jets thumped the Buffalo Bills, 48-28.

Research is often concerned with large groups of patients, while in the clinic decisions need to made based on information from a single patient.

You will have to challenge the assumptions you make based on your world view.

"Decisions will need to be made based on the information provided, and legal regulations need to be put in place.

But sometimes choices have to be made based on limited information.

"Some difficult decisions had to be made based on the state's fiscal situation," Mr. Cooper said.