Sentence examples for a basis for projecting from inspiring English sources
COI studies can serve as a basis for projecting disease expenses, and thus allow adapting medical and social disease management in order to control AD costs.
Phase management involves breaking of projects into natural implementation phases, such as development, production, and marketing, as a basis for project planning, integration, and control.
However, the analysis in this paper has simultaneously shown that there can be open licensing at every point at which there are intellectual properties, which suggests that there is a basis for projects that aim to support a notion of open source wherein the user is anyone who wishes to live and work with DNA on their own terms.
Nevertheless, the findings of this study on the impact of ageing on the costs of hospitalisation for CVD and subgroups provides a useful basis for projecting corresponding costs in future time periods.
The judge clearly agreed with a statistician presented by the Republicans, who said there was no scientific basis for projecting a victory by Mr. Gore based on the small sample, because the sample was mostly of Democratic precincts.
This is the sound conceptual basis for projecting a reasonably good economic recovery.
Table 3 describes the basis for projecting a number of missing values over the 1996-2011-time period.
As a basis for the projected film, Clarke offered Kubrick a story he'd written for a BBC competition (which he'd failed to win) but had been published in Ten Story Fantasy magazine in 1951 as Sentinel of Eternity.
The distribution of services by age and sex has then been used as the basis for projecting future 'demand' [ 10- 13].
Seeing how the business evolved over the years will often provide some understandings into how your client's current standards and practices came to be, and provide some basis for projecting where the company will move next.
But the template may also be used by other projects or serve as a basis for future projects and publications.
