Sentence examples for basis for achieving a from inspiring English sources
The IPDM provides a solid basis for achieving a sustainable facility by defining the parameters and approaches within which the procurement, construction, commissioning, turnover, and start-up processes can be executed in a sustainable way.
In fact, his big tax cut could be the basis for achieving a different and surprising bipartisan endgame in 2001 that even President Clinton would have to applaud: extending health insurance to most of the 43 million Americans who lack it.
The choice of suitable basis for achieving a sparse signal representation depends on the type of signal of interest, and its characteristics such as regularity and smoothness.
In addition, we devised an innovative new class of markers called "haploSNPs" as the basis for achieving a technical reduction in ploidy and thereby diminishing the problem of cluster compression associated with SNP array genotype calling in polyploids.
Ultimately, only equitable socioeconomic conditions for rural compared to urban areas, adequate investment in human resources, and stable and legitimate political institutions are the basis for achieving a balanced distribution of the health workforce.
This research unveils the advantages and disadvantages of the various existing packaging designs and provides a reliable theoretical and experimental basis for achieving an integral evaluation of the performance of FAC.
A recent study indicated that vWF may play a protective role by promoting resistance to tumor cell metastasis and dissemination in vivo [ 35], lending further support to the promising potential of vWF manipulation while highlighting the fact that our understanding of the molecular basis for achieving such a therapeutic effect remains largely incomplete.
In this paper we propose a method which meets the required level of scientific rigour and creates a sound basis for achieving the comprehensiveness needed in a set of quality indicators.
The utilization of toluene as solvent is a basis for achieving absorption band at 435 nm and realizing yellow emissive CDs with QY of 46%.
This parameter-free model using first-principles input thus provides a basis for achieving the long-sought goal of computational design of alloys, within the context of solute-strengthening mechanisms.
