Sentence examples for basis from which we from inspiring English sources
Following this literature, we have therefore decided not to adjust weights for some items for the following reasons: First, there is no sound theoretical or empirical basis from which we could reliably derive such weights.
To better support the utility of this new technique we will describe the density k-NN (dk-NN) approach proposed by Sahigara et al. [12], which was the basis from which we developed the herein proposed method; we will subsequently build on this explanation to transition into the RDN algorithm.
These data provide a basis from which we can postulate that the cells increased in BALF following HYAL treatment are also MSC-like cells.
The microarray data provide a basis from which we can identify biological processes that can be targeted to reduce the androgenic effects of testosterone on the prostate.
Although we did not decide in advance how many organizations to include in total or their exact distribution between different categories, our goal was to achieve conceptual saturation, with a wide range of scenarios included within the study, such that it could provide an adequate basis from which we could formulate a substantive empirically-grounded theory.
These values were standardized on a global basis to remove magnitude, from which we calculated a simple Euclidean distance matrix for each pairwise gene comparison.
This discussion provided the basis for the premise from which we begin this article: interventions to reduce health inequities by way of SDH are inextricably linked with social protection, economic management and development strategy.
This discussion provided the basis for the premise from which we begin this article: interventions to reduce health inequities by way of SDH are inextricably linked with social protection policy, economic management and development strategy.
This work provides the fundamental basis and anchor point from which we can walk to characterize the rest of the dragon W chromosome, and discover a putative sex determining gene(s).
This seems like a perfectly adequate basis from which to explain why we value saving for retirement.
