Sentence examples for was decided upon on from inspiring English sources

Suggested names included Newcastle F.C., Newcastle Rangers, Newcastle City and City of Newcastle, but Newcastle United was decided upon on 9 December 1892, to signify the unification of the two teams.

Two weeks after completing chemotherapy, patients were restaged and subsequent treatment was decided upon on the basis of their objective response.

The multi-modal intervention was decided upon on the basis that it more accurately represents sports chiropractic clinical practice [ 26- 28], and because sports injuries, including hamstring injuries, result from a complex interaction of multiple risk factors and events, of which only a fraction have been identified [ 8].

This timeframe was decided upon to enable a fair assessment of the impact of the policy on each drug.

There is only one hymn sheet in the military, and it is decided upon on high.

Steinbrenner said that the $50,000 contribution he made to the foundation on Tuesday had been decided upon on Monday, before Winfield joined the Angels.

Legal experts had warned that the sanction, understood to have been decided upon on the basis of an offer by the Russians six months earlier, was not enforceable.

It is decided upon on the basis of the extent and the duration of the sepsis, preoperatively, as well as the clinical course postoperatively.

We acknowledge that different methods of thresholding may be appropriate for differing objectives and as such, the method to use should be decided upon on a per case basis until benchmarking studies can further suggest an appropriate optimized correlation model.

The 20 kb window was decided upon based on the observation that LTR retrotransposons are generally between 3 and 15 kb of size [ 33], the only exception to our knowledge being the very large Ogre retrotransposons found in legumes [ 34], which have ca. 5 kb LTRs and are therefore ca. 22 kb in size.

For each gene, an ORF was decided upon based on the output of both programs, the annotation of CM3.5, information from other species' R-genes in GenBank, and the analysis of the structure of R-genes in Cucurbitaceae published in [ 22].