Sentence examples for a basis for defining from inspiring English sources

In addition, a basis for defining the various micro-abrasion corrosion interactions has not been suggested to date.

Our findings establish a basis for defining the "stemness" properties of ESCs from the perspective of functional conservation and variation.

Information on pollination distances, cross-fertilization rates, and on potential wild relatives serves as a basis for defining these isolation distances, issued by the individual EU countries.

The German Energy Agency DENAA)'s study on balancing and ancillary services [2] was used as a basis for defining functionality.

This provided a basis for defining not only the position of the Landolt C (as in within-sensor registration) but also the location, size, and proportion of the stimulus in relation to the image frame.

As a remedy, we propose a framework-based approach where we first provide a basis for defining different formal models of hierarchical planning, and define two models that comprise a large portion of HTN planners.

Mr. Clement — who last week argued before the Supreme Court on behalf of states challenging President Obama's health care law — told the appeals panel that Congress had a rational basis for defining marriage as between a man and a woman.

"While it may suffice in defining pornography for purposes of regulating obscenity, 'I know it when I see it' does not provide a workable basis for defining critical terms in an injunction," the brief stated.

The present study demonstrates that a robust clinical response to infliximab is associated with the down-regulation of a spectrum of serum proteins regulated by TNF-α, and provides a possible basis for defining the broader biological effects of the treatment in vivo.

The present study demonstrates that a robust clinical response to infliximab is associated with the downregulation of a spectrum of serum proteins regulated by TNF-α, and provides a possible basis for defining the broader biological effects of the treatment in vivo.

The second barrier is the lack of a statistical basis for defining groups, group size and composition.