Sentence examples for base which could be from inspiring English sources

He also continued to play strong defense at third base, which could be of increasing value with Alex Rodriguez's return from injury still uncertain.

But given continued warming, that small base, which could be in place by next spring, would be expanded later to help speed responses to oil spills from tankers that the Coast Guard believes could eventually carry shipments from Scandinavia to Asia through the Bering Strait.

Therefore this article aims to bridge this research gap and therefore evolves a base which could be utilized for optimizing fuel consumption exercise.

Documenting and managing such interactions would result in the creation of a knowledge base which could be used to improve the supply chain during the project and later through value engineering.

Finally, we were left with a knowledge base which could be queried to discover information about human pseudogene evolution.

In a context of inadequate human resources for health, this study investigated whether traditional healers have the knowledge and skill base which could be utilised to assist in the scaling up of HIV prevention and treatment services in South Africa.

The dirt and bases (which could be switched every inning) will be added to the bounty only for hit No. 3,000.

The determined mean molecular weights of all products were found to be very near from that calculated theoretically for the chemical structures of prospected Mannich bases which could be illustrated as follows: Open image in new window.

However, a graphical representation can be expected to provide visual clues to any inherent pattern or regularity as distinct from a purely random distribution of the bases which could be expected to generate a corresponding random distribution in the representative plot.

A sentinel site may refer to a location where the Minilab is based, which could be a city or department/region.

Each day, the chefs cooked up a gigantic vat of "base sauce" which could be adjusted to varying degrees of hotness and creaminess to suit the diners' tastes.