Sentence examples for as one basis from inspiring English sources

The manuscript represents a huge amount of work that may serve as one basis for the more detailed and meticulous characterization of TAS.

That study indicated the importance of lexical tools as one basis for the coding process, and the split terms provided by the newly created dictionary can be put into continued research in that area.

Previous phylogenetic studies of L. reuteri used amplified-fragment length polymorphism and multilocus sequence analysis (MLSA) to study more than 100 strains, and these identified host origin as one basis for intraspecies diversity (Oh et al. 2010), with lineage-specific genomic differences reflecting the niche characteristics in the GI tract of respective hosts (Frese et al. 2011).

The detailed description of Standard Chartered's possible violations of federal law on reporting transactions involving Iran is listed as one basis for pursuing the case.

In the Mediterranean, avoidance of flesh eating is first recorded as a teaching of the philosopher Pythagoras of Samos (c. 530 bc), who alleged the kinship of all animals as one basis for human benevolence toward other creatures.

The BBBS-M program offers formal supervised mentoring on a one-on-one basis as the sole focus of a stand-alone program, in contrast to other programs where mentoring is offered on a group basis or where it is one of multiple activities within an integrated youth program [ 4].

As the final output, one basis function B i(t) is selected that yields the best fit to the PET data when compared with all other candidate basis functions.

Finally, unlike other forms of innovation (e.g., technological and scientific innovation) where the impacts on health and environment can serve as one possible basis for testing, broader and undesirable (and systemic) impacts associated with financial innovation can be more difficult to conceptualize and anticipate (Lerner and Tufano, 2011).

Social support was operationalised by allowing men to 'challenge' their mates to compete with them to achieve a goal either in a one-on-one basis, or as part of a larger group.

Increased sequestration is suggested as one possible basis for this observed phenomenon.

Recently, the level of cell surface expression of HLA-C alleles correlated with CD8 T cell cytotoxicity has been proposed as one important basis for control (Thomas et al., 2009; Apps et al., 2013).