The phrase "a valid base for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or justification for an argument, theory, or project.
Example: "This research provides a valid base for further studies in the field of environmental science."
Alternatives: "a sound foundation for" or "a solid basis for".
While this appears to be a valid basis for denial of a motion based on Alice, it would appear that an Alice analysis would eliminate the need for a claim construction.
Once a list of valid base patterns is obtained for the current gene, HANDS assigns the base patterns to individual genomes using the SBS data for the diploid progenitors.
Only with additional data validation measures was it possible to arrive at a valid data base that can be used for answering the research questions.
Only positions for which valid base calls were available in all genomes were considered for our assessment of the diversity.
This fraction increased to 4.8% for K-1 and 3.4% for K-2 to exclude any areas for which no valid base was called due to insertion or deletions.
Horgan and coworkers [ 29] observed that 19 metabolites (including sphingolipids, phospholipids, carnitines) differentiate SGA from controls, providing a base for a valid screening test for presymptomatic SGA or FGR.
This is a valid representation for a base load unit but does not adequately represent intermittent operating units used to meet peaking load conditions.
Then we draw the lessons of this legal analysis for the design of a valid architecture based on Privacy Agents.
As these are exactly the same value derived under the 2006 and 2007 round of HIV estimates, the consistency in results are indicative that the process adopted by the Working Group on Estimates and the results derived therein are valid and a sound base for analysis (figure 1).
