Sentence examples for units based on their from inspiring English sources

Our study, whilst generating congruent results, is to our knowledge the first to demonstrate that the evolution of lower level units based on their effects on the commons can yield dispersal specialization, one of the precursors for selection at the group level and the evolution of full multicellularity.

Officers may win assignment to such units based on their political connections or personal loyalty to the official they protect.

This multi-level approach utilizes bootstrap resampling for both individual and group-level clustering to delineate functional units based on their consistency across and within subjects, while providing a measure of their stability.

We show that the local sediments can be divided into three major units, based on their macroscopic, mineralogical and chemical characteristics, that correspond well with the major geological units outcropping in the study area.

The study involves an exergetic diagnosis and does not only find the low-exergy-efficient unit operations, but also proposes tools to improve these units based on their key sources of irreversibility.

The major geoscientific objectives of the PanCam lander images are the recognition of surface features like ripples, ridges and troughs, and the identification and characterization of different rock and surface units based on their morphology, distribution, spectral characteristics, and physical properties.

I cared about the female soldiers in precisely the same way and to the same degree as the male soldiers in the unit – based on their capability to perform.

152 relatives of eligible ICU patients in a ten-bed ICU unit completed a Family Satisfaction Survey (FS-ICU 24), which included three open-ended questions on strengths and weaknesses of the ICU unit based on their experiences and perspectives.

Recall that Lantos claims "neonatologists always treat babies by protocol," which is assigned by each neonatal intensive care unit, "based on their assessment of the evidence about the harms and benefits of oxygen levels that are too high or too low" (Lantos and Feudtner 2015, 33).

IMSS-insured workers and their close relatives are affiliated with a Family Medicine Unit based on their home address.

This linguistic family was originally proposed by Murdock [ 2] by bringing two groups of speakers, i.e. Malayo-Polynesians (Island Southeast Asians (ISEA), Malagasy, Micronesians, and Polynesians) and Taiwan aborigines together as a monophyletic unit based on their linguistic similarity [ 3, 4].