Sentence examples for basis for a considerable from inspiring English sources

Selling art at auction makes up about 45% of the art trade by value, according to Ms McAndrew, and is the basis for a considerable amount of analysis of the art market because much auction-sale data is publicly available.

Its production is the basis of a considerable industry in the southeastern United States.

Michelle Willis Ilukaa, NSW, Australia Having been assailed on a weekly basis for some considerable time now by the ragbag of "celebrities" in the Why it Works section of your magazine, I have to ask just one thing: is the question ironic?

Attempts to synthesize monodisperse populations on a rational basis have a considerable history.

Many different analog and digital modulation techniques constitute the basis for communication; thus, a considerable amount of effort is being spent for energy-efficient modulation techniques.

Here we provide a brief update of the current state of genetics in PBC to form a basis for understanding the considerable progress that is likely to be made in the coming years.

These key points, which were open questions until 2003, have clearly provided the basis for the considerable improvements in the quality of breast cancer care which have since been achieved, as will be shown below.

Nevertheless, to better understand the genetic basis for the considerable phenotypic variation observed in many more agronomic and bioenergy traits of different sorghum accessions, it is necessary to have insight into genomic variation including single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), insertions/deletions (INDELs) and structure variation (SV).

The commission has dealt with complaints on a case-by-case basis, thereby creating a considerable body of precedence (just like the common law).

Approximations by orthogonal basis functions occupy a considerable part in the literature.

The disused Jubilee line tunnels would be enlarged to accommodate the larger DLR trains and Aldwych station would form the basis for a new station on the line, although requiring considerable reconstruction to accommodate escalators.