Sentence examples for basis of a mean from inspiring English sources

This could meet the needs of 114 ha of agricultural land (ecofarm) on the basis of a mean demand amounting to 7 kg P/(ha*year).

The expression of kinetic was early introduced for the time evolution of particle aggregates on the basis of a mean filed of theory of identical particles in a matrix.

In both cases the manufacturers assumed that doses of docetaxel could be calculated on the basis of a mean BSA of 1.7 m2 for all patients (male and female).

On the basis of a mean ingestion of 750 ml breast milk per day, an estimated 60 μg/d was set for exclusively breastfed infants.

The observed ellipticities were converted to mean residue ellipticities on the basis of a mean molecular mass per residue of 109.1.

The three different doses and schedules designed on the basis of a mean weight loss between 5% and 15% were i.p. injections of daily 3.5 mg kg-1 x 4, every 3 days 120 mg kg-1 x 4, and weekly 240 mg kg-1 x 2, which ultimately resulted in 19%, 10% and 4% toxic deaths, respectively.

Congress, he said, should also consider raising the age of eligibility for retirement benefits under Social Security and apportioning those benefits on the basis of a means test.

Thus it is provided on the basis of a means test that takes into account not only income but also capital; persons with a specific level of savings may be ineligible.

A taxonomy of biomass fuels, based on their behavioural characteristics, is described; this forms the basis of a means for deciding upon suitable patterns of solids-handling equipment for the application in question.

Critically, external airflow data is often assumed on the basis of a single mean wind speed and an associated prevailing wind direction.

Moreover deciding policies on the basis of a group means that some people would be denied treatment, even if, for relatively small expense, they could be given many extra years, or an enhanced quality of life.