Sentence examples for a coherent basis for from inspiring English sources

"They don't add up to a coherent basis for a new major war in the middle of our current challenging fight against the terrorism of al-Qaida and related organizations.

However, the fact that a small section of the public with internet access, confidence and enough time to give their opinions during the day are using a government site to advocate creative betrayal of the poor does not represent a coherent basis for policymaking.

Later, complexity theory (Kauffman [1995]) provided a coherent basis for both mental models and the emergent cognitive structures.

The basic framework is described, showing how standard packages can define a coherent basis for a wide range of models.

In this section, a brief review of the face reflectance model is firstly provided in such a manner that establishes a coherent basis for presenting the proposed illumination normalization technique.

The work in this paper not only provides a better understanding of the underlying assumptions required to justify proactive information delivery behavior, but also provides a coherent basis for the specification and design of agent teams with proactive information delivery capabilities.

However, a GLAS-based biomass inventory would represent an internationally coherent basis for comparison among countries, especially those without established NFIs.

Our manuscript introduces, for the first time, a concrete rationale for further experimentation with the rice OsGELP family members, and presents unique opportunities, and articulates coherent basis for functional studies.

As shown here, these threshold models resolve the apparently contradictory effects of Hsp90 buffering (or heat stress [44]) on discrete traits such as SC bristle number and provide a coherent theoretical basis for Hsp90 effects on phenotypic variation.

However, blinded by the aim of achieving capitalist growth, institutional path dependency failed at providing a coherent and sustainable basis for urban development in the post-industrial society (Bontje 2004; Häußermann and Siebel 1988; Liebmann and Kuder 2012).

And, even though 'spiritual messages' may be received by the practitioners of traditional African religion through those mystical encounters part of which ('messages') may relate to moral conduct, nevertheless such messages appear to be too few and far between to constitute an adequate basis for a coherent ethical system.