Sentence examples for basis of a class from inspiring English sources

This behavior resulted in employees being unable to move between companies and many of these "no-hire" agreements are now the basis of a class action lawsuit that could cost Apple and others millions.

It also raised questions about Schrems' own status as a private individual — the basis of a class action suit — considering his very vocal activism and the group that he runs.

Finally, the introduction of redox-active and polymerizable functional groups into the structures of amphiphiles has provided the basis of a class of novel tunable solvents with potential applications in separations technologies as well as new materials that exhibit controlled release and catalytic properties.

Exendin-4 has formed the basis of a class of medications for the treatment of type 2 diabetes, known as Glucagon-like peptide-1 agonists.

Here we explore the genetic and genomic basis of a class of traits that is both novel and highly diverse, in a group of organisms that is ecologically complex and experimentally tractable: horned beetles.

That is the basis of a class-action lawsuit against former President Jimmy Carter and his publisher Simon & Schuster over his 2006 book "Palestine: Peace, Not Apartheid," which was filed in Manhattan federal court on Tuesday.

By means of this typical feature, Renyi entropy, on the basis of which a class of new diagnostic indices are derived in order to carry out condition monitoring of gear units, has introduced a generalized statistical moment concept along with its analytic expression.

In addition to the theoretical significance, the variational formulations developed here can provide the basis for a class of optimization-based methods for computational mechanics.

Low-cost devices using doping front migration could be the basis of a new class of smart labels for applications such as electronic "best before" labels on food and drink.

See related article in EMBO Mol Med (Stephen J. McConoughey et al. (2010) EMBO Mol Med 2: 349–370) Ever since the discovery of abnormally expanded polyglutamine repeats as the molecular basis of a novel class of hereditary, late-onset neurodegenerative disorders, neurogenetics researchers have been searching for the factors that mediate the toxicity of polyglutamine (polyQ) tracts.

The result is a mix of historic demographics, tactical admissions recruiting and financial aid modeling that work together to form the basis of an admitted class at any selective 4-year college, whether public or private.