Sentence examples for base with which from inspiring English sources

The Flames signed forward Todd Bertuzzi during the off-season, a move that generated controversy amongst a fan base with which he had been previously unpopular.

The mass import of talent is unlike anything the UFC has done during its two decades, providing the promotion with a solid divisional base with which to build a weight class.

There is not yet an empirical evidence base with which to mediate this disagreement for GRADE or any other grading system.

Certainly, raised glucose is a marker of cardiovascular risk, but Gale asserted that there is no evidence that treatment of pre-diabetes reduces risk and, hence, no evidence base with which to justify specific glucose-lowering treatment for pre-diabetes.

Furthermore, the opportunity to perform large evaluation trials to validate new diagnostic methods or treatments is necessarily constrained leading to a relatively limited evidence base with which to inform patient management.

A typical recording setup consists of a computer monitor with which the visual stimuli are presented to the subject and the camera unit (placed in front of the monitor base) with which the eye movement is recorded monocularly or binocularly.

By occupying Norway, Hitler had ensured the protection of Germany's supply of iron ore from Sweden and had obtained naval and air bases with which to strike at Britain if necessary.

Not only was there a generous cache of African-American graduate students, but there was also an array of students and faculty members from other ethnic bases with which I could interact.

Nor is the cause entirely traceable to our pursuit of refined weapons and lethal technology, or the military bases with which the U.S. has encircled the globe, or the financial interests, the Halliburtons and Raytheons, the DynCorps and Blackwaters that combine against peace with demands in excess of the British East India Company at the height of its influence.

Many of the 16 different tetra-GA motifs (AAAA, AAAG, AAGA, AGAA, GAAA, GAAG, GGAA, AAGG, AGGA, AGAG, GAGA, GAGG, AGGG, GGAG, GGGA, GGGG) give rise to the same repetitive chains, provided one disregards the first 2 or 3 bases with which the chains begin.

Systematic reviews on the efficacy of palliative care in dementia have identified a very limited evidence-base with which to develop appropriate interventions or services [ 54, 59].