Sentence examples for basis established in from inspiring English sources
A partnership is a relationship between two or more parties who carry on a business and share income on any basis established in their partnership agreement.
The concrete connection between analogical function and its exact neural basis established in this paper can help us better understand the brain function.
The proposed control scheme has its philosophical basis established in simultaneous time frequency control, on-line system identification, and adaptive control.
The hypothesised competency construct model to be tested, identified by exploratory factor analysis, had a theoretical basis established in workplace-psychology literature.
In all three cases, the context suggests the meaning of set the predicate is "lay the basis, establish the groundwork" or in L.B.J.'s more specific sense, "prepare public opinion".
In Germany, secondary prevention courses on an individual basis have been established in the health and welfare services in cooperation with the Accident Prevention and Insurance Association and are assumed to be effective.
The emerging trends in this interdisciplinary and dynamic field are also highlighted, where the nanomaterial-engineered cells constitute the basis for establishing in vitro disease model; and nanomaterial-based in situ cell engineering are accomplished directly within the native tissue in vivo.
The court ruled that no general rule in international law existed permitting states to grant diplomatic asylum; a legal basis had to be established in each particular case.
It is impossible to validate this concept on the basis of the model established in this paper.
In 1818 a simplified tariff, with moderate customs dues, was introduced for the entire kingdom; and this tariff became the basis for the Zollverein Customs Unionn) established in 1834, which by 1852 included all the German states except Austria and Hamburg.
By the end of the 1950s, the idea of concessional loans to poorer countries was accepted and became the basis for IDA, the International Development Association, established in 1960 and still serving today as the World Bank's main arm and multibillion-dollar mechanism for concessional lending to developing countries.
