Sentence examples for basis may have from inspiring English sources
With its platform pre-populated with data from its own watch, Basis may have the gravity to attract data from other devices.
In particular, she produced a "minimal" closed cyclol of only 48 residues, and, on that (incorrect) basis, may have been the first to suggest that the insulin monomer had a molecular weight of roughly 6000 Da.
The significant association of NRSEs with lncRNAs on a genome-wide basis may have been due to the frequency of lncRNAs in close proximity to protein-coding genes.
First, analysis on a case-by-case basis may have influenced our results, especially in regard to postoperative analgesia, because additional postoperative analgesia depended on evaluations by intensivists.
Discovery-based analytical tools that can survey the complexities of glycosylation on a system-wide basis may have significant biological impact.
It appears to be an excess of 2--5 mumg/m3 of benzo[a]pyrene per 100,000 population, suggesting that a lifetime community exposure to benzo[a]pyrene on a continuing basis may have a greater impact on lung deaths in the community than that considered by the Royal College of Physicians.
Note that some basis classifiers may have a very high weight both in the first and second procedures.
The 2012 scaling back of limits on FDA advisory panel financial conflicts had no clear basis and may have unanticipated impacts.
But if you've been using the service on a regular basis, you may have run into an odd issue: sometimes when you go to actually call someone there's a lag, as if the phone isn't altogether sure what it's supposed to do when you tap on the 'Call' button next to a contact's name.
MBT therefore has a theoretical basis which may have significance for the aetiology as well as the treatment of ED/BPD.
