Sentence examples for basis may not be from inspiring English sources

Although the infinite sinc functions can faithfully represent the signal, the same is no longer true for the truncated basis, which means that the sinc basis may not be the best basis for signal reconstruction.

What you really want on a day to day basis may not be as costly as you think.

Names that are created by the expert author and curator on an as-needed per-pathway basis may not be recognizable or interpretable by other biologists.

If you or your partner require ongoing medical treatment, depending on a health care professional to give an inject or an IV on an ongoing basis may not be very convenient.

Although genome sequencing is currently more expensive than targeted disease gene or exome sequencing as calculated on a per test basis, this may not be the case when calculated on a per patient basis.

"You can make a case either way; 25 basis points may not be enough".

Otherwise the diffusion model does not have a solid physical basis and may not be valid for predictive purposes because of the influence of chemical reaction on the transport parameters.

In other words, if using Twitter is mission critical for you on a day-to-day basis, this may not be the beta for you as Twitter warns that "some features may not function as expected" – a nice way of saying a test build is likely to be buggy.

That's because the so-called single category average basis that Fidelity, Vanguard, Janus, Schwab, T. Rowe Price and others report is just one of four methods for figuring a fund's basis and may not be the best, particularly if a fund has had big gains or wild price swings.

If the patient's condition is chronic and long-lasting, and if care is needed on an ongoing, indefinite basis, it may not be covered.

However, deforestation may also impact its main predator, the harpy eagle, more than it directly impacts the white-headed capuchin, and so on a net basis deforestation may not be as harmful to the capuchin's status.