Sentence examples for basis could not be from inspiring English sources

During open-air sun drying the desired moisture content of 10% (on a wet basis) could not be reached even after 93 h of drying (including nights).

The gender equality issues faced on every campus on a daily basis could not be more important or timely.

Ectopic thyroids show a differential gene expression compared to that of normal thyroids, although molecular basis could not be defined.

In a recent review from Vandenberg et al. [ 10], several mechanisms producing NMDR relationships were discussed, but for most of them only hypotheses were proposed which could be considered purely speculative, and their biological basis could not be fully assessed.

Non-Mendelian transgene segregation has been noted in triticale [ 12], but since this observation was based on a histochemical reporter gene assay and did not include any DNA analysis, its basis could not be ascertained.

Heyman et al. [ 23] reported previously that animals subjected to the radiocontrast model of DTN developed varying degrees of renal dysfunction and structural damage, but the presence, distribution, and extent of tubular injury on an individual basis could not be predicted from the magnitude of kidney dysfunction.

Basis couldn't be in your pocket like a phone with an accelerometer.

Techniques such as Hilbert's original non-constructive solution to the finite basis problem could not be used to get quantitative information about the invariants of a group action, and furthermore, they did not apply to all group actions.

A definitive attribution of the portrait as Austen may represent something of an embarrassment to the National Portrait Gallery, which granted the picture a licence for sale abroad on the basis that it could not be the writer.

"It was an institutional decision not to use those [casualty lists] on the basis that those could not be verified and of course they couldn't be verified because the government of Sri Lanka wasn't letting us get anywhere near the war zone," Mr Weiss told BBC's Newshour programme.

Some strong and weak [ CHI+PM] variants distinguished on the basis of color could not be differentiated by a change in the size of sub-particles, but did differ in the amount of sub-particles present.