Sentence examples for were based on an from inspiring English sources
The results were based on an object-based image analysis of 50 Landsat-8 satellite images.
The Italian data were based on an investigation in one city only.
These policy changes were based on an AUC measure (specifically, pAUC), not a theory-based measure of discriminability like d'.
"The Cairo talks were based on an agreed premise of a total cessation of hostilities.
Prof Lee's experiments were based on an updated procedure drawn up by Vacanti at Harvard.
The old GDP figures were based on an estimate of output.
The capital requirements were based on an "adverse" scenario envisaged in late 2011.
A National Gallery spokeswoman said its figures were based on an external research company's data.
Mr. Temin said his calculations were based on an estimate of rent from the land invested in Treasury bonds.
Their convictions were based on an error-riddled confession by Mr. Misskelley, who later recanted, and testimony about satanic cults.
"The district court's jury instructions were based on an inaccurate understanding of the relevant English law," Judge Walker wrote.
