Sentence examples for a basis to construct from inspiring English sources

This sampling strategy is then used as a basis to construct goal-oriented reduced order modelling.

The main properties of the chemicals involved in this reaction were responsible to generate three assumptions used as a basis to construct the present approach.

and number of twins on the overall plastic strain extracted from this analysis provide a basis to construct kinetic laws for twin evolution in terms of nucleation, growth and coalescence.

The interface strengths of all the measured samples were combined into one empirical equation that can be used as a basis to construct strength charts as a function of exposure conditions.

It is beyond the scope of this essay to critically examine Kettlewell's actual work, but let us use it as a basis to construct two hypothetical examples.

About 800 thousands of compounds from the "lead-compound" set (small compounds which can be used as a basis to construct more heavy-weighted inhibitors) were docked.

Furthermore, spiking neural network approaches in solving problems described by functional equations, may be an useful tool to provide important insights to how different regions of the brain may co-ordinate signaling within and between modalities, thus providing a possible basis to construct a theory of brain function.

Twelve years after the company's founding, the National Theatre of Scotland hired Hoggett, on a freelance basis, to construct the movement and serve as an associate director for a show called "Black Watch" (2006), which dealt with eight members of a Scottish regiment sent to the Iraq War.

The total cost of renovation was $250,000 (equal to $ today), due partly to Mamie's whims and also to his wanting to appeal to labor unions, meaning he spent $65,000 (equal to $ today) for the union help that had to come from 75 mile away in Washington, D.C. on a daily basis to construct the farmhouse.

Since these newly added regulators predominantly provide tissue-specific regulatory information, this expanded network is a good basis to construct reliable transcriptional networks for individual tissues.

This methodology provides a more objective basis to construct an overall indicator of interest, but it still would not provide an insight on the different nature and scope of the policy interventions (i.e. treating them equally).