Based on
In line with and based on are semantically related. In some cases you can use "In line with" instead an adjective phrase "Based on".
In line with
Based on and in line with are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Based on" instead an adjective phrase "In line with".
Both terms in one sentence
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Though his powers are based on 616-Proteus, his personality is more in line with Legion, and his parentage is based on a combination of the two.
Source: Comic Book / Ultimate X-Men -
When released, it was thought to be based on the upcoming GeForce 3 video card, but its specs peg it more in line with the GeForce 4.
Source: Useful Notes / Xbox - For a few seconds, she considers which choice would be more in line with the precepts she's adopted—then she realizes that she's still blindly doing whatever she's told, and for the first time in the book, she makes her decision based on her own instincts rather than someone else's advice.
Source: Broken Aesop / Literature
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