The phrase "a data basis" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term is "a database," which refers to an organized collection of data.
Example: "The company relies on a database to store customer information securely."
Alternatives: "a data repository" or "a data store."
The resulting plots of intracellular metabolite concentrations against time serve as a data basis for modelling microbial metabolic networks.
Finally, the results of this review-paper provide a data basis of values for FW characteristics that could be used for AD process design and environmental assessment.
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The rate, temperature, and hydration dependent elastic viscoplastic mechanical behavior of Nafion, the benchmark PEM, has been extensively investigated in uniaxial tension in prior work which also served as a data basis for a three dimensional constitutive model.
We use a data basis which in principle offers a high data quality.
The establishment of a biodiversity monitoring of GMO requires generating a data basis representative for Germany, to enable the derivation of reference values for relevant habitat types.
The results indicate that the method presented provides a useful tool for designers to ensure that a small data basis does not yield a unsafe probabilistic design.
The objective of this work is providing a PIV data basis, which is a non-intrusive technique, for the design of wind towers.
A descriptive and comparative study about a prospective data basis is made.
These findings are currently based on a limited number of studies, and a larger data basis will enable further refinement of these profiles.
The thermohydraulic design of such a target or related coolant systems requires a reliable data basis regarding the temperature dependent physical properties of such alloys.
