Sentence examples for basis indicates from inspiring English sources

A wide basis indicates mispricing in one or both markets and is a helpful measure of relative value.

Regarding industrial sectors, this study revealed a distance to the local role model, i.e., the administrations (F: 18) and, on this basis, indicates their non-collaborative behavior in public transition activities.

Anecdotal evidence on a case-by-case basis indicates that certain sections of papers (e.g., Introduction and Methods) are copied more frequently than others [7], but it is not clear to what extent or in what patterns this follows.

Further analysis of the SALG data on a professor-by-professor basis indicates that student "enthusiasm" scores did not decrease in the sections of Biological Inquiry taught by the two professors who had taught Zoology.

Figure 4 displays the results of the trend test for 6 indices on monthly basis, indicating the number of stations that have experienced the trends.

Such inquiries require agents to first have a greater reason to start scrutinizing someone: either an "information or allegation" or an "articulable factual basis" indicating possible wrongdoing.

The Geo-DB will contain information about the occupation of the different RBs in the licensed spectrum band on a per-cell basis, indicating also the maximum coverage distance from the eNodeB, as shown in Table 2.

The total number of tested basis functions is 1,458 when considering symmetric representation of Equation 5, from which only 17 basis functions are finally selected and reported in Table 2. Thus, 17 basis functions are used in the mitigation technique, which is formed as a linear combination of the basis indicated in Table 2.

The large difference of sucrose content in silique was at 10 to 30 DAA between two lines regardless of the fresh or dry basis, indicating most of the sillque sucrose was possibly cleaved during early flowering stage but not late flowering or seed filling stage (Figure 7A).

Studies on the in vitro toxicity toward a fungus and two bacterial strains indicated that the coordination compound is more active against microrganisms than cadmium chloride on a Cd-concentration basis, indicating that desferrioxamine can work as a "Trojan horse" in the delivery of a toxic metal.

During the week leading up to the Yom Kippur War, Israeli patrols between Lahtzanit and Orkal discovered footprints coming from the canal and moving inwards, almost on a daily basis, indicating that the Egyptians were possibly sending men on long-range intelligence missions, or to act as artillery observers.