Sentence examples for analyses on the grounds from inspiring English sources
GC MS analyses on the grounds of the nine paintings allowed the identification of a drying oil, most likely linseed or walnut oil, and egg.
None of these 23 DFI patients were excluded from analyses on the grounds of their not having an open wound.
Thus, in this paper, we first performed theoretical analyses on the ground reaction curve reinforced with grouted bolts and grouting by taking into consideration seepage forces under steady state, full drainage, and radial flow conditions.
Additionally, industrial facing hand-held applications are set to enjoy good demand, with increasing requirements from industry to analyse on the ground, increase productivity and comply with tighter regulatory testing requirements.
We draw a distinction between candidate ncRNAs that fall within aligned regions and those that fall outside identified syntenic regions; only the former are used in our analyses (table 1) on the grounds that it is nontrivial to assign orthology for the latter group.
Bellingcat used publicly available satellite imagery of the battlegrounds and adapted established procedures for analysing craters on the ground for determining the trajectory of artillery fire, applying them to the photographs.
In special analyses, the reflection on the ground in the case of electrical conductors forms a hyperbola.
So there are also good reasons to add more intellectuals at headquarters who can digest the analyses that people on the ground are putting together.
With its consumption-oriented questions and its call for responses grounded in experience, it opened a window on dietary promotion where contributors involved in the program across the sectors were drawn to analyse the situation on the ground empirically and call on their working experience to propose strategies which they saw as necessary and appropriate.
However, there was a complete refusal to analyse the grounds on which the court was able to limit the defendants' Article 8 rights.
Rather than defensively responding to reports by business groups and state agencies, the NDWA created its own, from-the-ground-up reports and analyses on the working conditions domestic employees face in America.
