Sentence examples for basis for a substantial from inspiring English sources

There is thus no discernible basis for a substantial recovery for the mass of Americans.

A corrosive friction between remembrance and reality emerges, which could in itself be the basis for a substantial conventional drama.

"As long as the current account surplus looks sustainable, there is no basis for a substantial downgrade of Japanese government debt," concluded the report, by Peter Morgan, the bank's chief Asia economist.

On the basis of a substantial proficiency level model, a criterion for passing learning goals could be provided.

According to the Federal Trade Commission: If the original price being advertised has been "offered to the public on a regular basis for a reasonably substantial period of time," then there is a basis for legitimacy.

These changes, as well as a general improvement in the prognosis of breast cancer (Cancer Incidence in Sweden, 1999; 2007; Lin and Winer, 2007), provide a basis for the substantial increase observed in breast cancer patients hospitalised with BM.

While the claims sound like a typical securities fraud suit, the F.H.F.A. is relying on lesser-known provisions of the federal securities laws that give it a significantly stronger basis for obtaining substantial recoveries from the banks that packaged the mortgages and sold securities backed by them.

The crystal structure of RPE65, determined by Kiser in 2009 in the Palczewski laboratory, has provided a basis for understanding the substantial biochemical data obtained for this enzyme as well as structural features that distinguish it from true CCOs.

The manuscript bears numerous notes and corrections in Handel's hand, and was possibly the basis for the substantial revisions which he effected in 1731.

This would provide the basis for more substantial interpretation of findings obtained with "coarse" methods such as MRI.

The biological basis for this substantial maternal/litter effect is unknown and it will be important in the future to collect data from XX females that derive from a series of mothers, each of which provided more than one litter, so that the mother/litter confound is resolved.