Sentence examples for basis of analyses of from inspiring English sources
The mechanisms for overload retardation of corrosion fatigue crack growth under the control of hydrogen embrittlement and anodic dissolution were discussed on the basis of analyses of crack closure, residual compressive stress and crack tip blunting.
What's more, the cultural diversity that the work in Weinberg et al. points to raises a troubling question for philosophers who want to establish normative claims on the basis of analyses of concepts, such as the concept of justification.
These form the basis of analyses of content and style that inform the learning of many a student.
The calibration curves and validation parameters were determined on the basis of analyses of one-component standard mixtures using the parent (molecular) ions, as indicated in Table 1.
These divisions – North, Northeast, Central-West, Southeast, and South – were originally delineated on the basis of analyses of a set of environmental, economic, social, and political factors that differentiates the national territory [ 47].
EGFRs are activated by many ligands, and, on the basis of analyses of EGFR-deficient mice, the cell types that are most affected by the absence of EGFR are epithelial and glial cells [ 12].
On the basis of analyses using TargetScan, a total of 404 conserved target genes (containing 421 conserved sites and 210 poorly conserved sites) were identified to be putative mir143-targeted genes (Supplementary Table 2).
Many studies have typically relied on measures of utilization as the basis for analyses of equity of access, although this is methodologically and conceptually problematic because it does not measure need and thus, does not identify problems of inequity.
On the basis of analysing the kinematic characteristics of gear train transplanting (GTT) mechanisms, the criterion of gear train structure was established, and the gear train topology graphs were screened.
On the basis of the analyses, benefits of the proposed system are identified, and the domain of application where these benefits are most significant is identified.
The effective utilisation of lift in mitigating cabin motion is assessed on the basis of CFD analyses of cabin aerodynamics and the dynamic response of cabin of a truck-semitrailer to road excitation reckoned using a 13 DOF vehicle model.
