Sentence examples for basis of counting from inspiring English sources

In a significant move, the Supreme Court in India has questioned the very basis of counting the poor in the country.

The ν values are calculated on basis of counting rates of charge-buffer (Ca dpm ml-1) samples after use.

Out of this triangulation, three empirically based Q matrix models were created: (1) experts' Q matrix on the basis of counted ratings (Q-ERC), (2) apprentices' Q matrix on the basis of counted utterances from think-aloud studies (Q-ATAC), and (3) apprentices' Q matrix on the basis of the significant relationship between task-solving and skill-mastering (Q-ATAS).

To those of us who require accurate quantitative measurements on a daily basis, the issue of counting ballots in Florida is not about chads or misvoting.

The relative use of the different statistics is illustrated on the basis of counts carried out in three journals on disordered communication in the time interval 2005 2013: Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics, Journal of Communication Disorders and Journal of Speech, Language and Hearing Research.

Differentially abundant features between the MF and FF animals were identified with Metastats, a recently developed statistical method for comparing high-throughput sequencing data in discrete treatment populations on the basis of count data [29].

Dose modifications for hematologic toxicity were made on the basis of counts on the day of treatment.

Radioactive hot nodes on the basis of counts more than 10-fold above background level were defined as SLNs [ 11, 12].

A highly precise age model of the near-surface sediments of Lake Suigetsu was established on the basis of varve counting combined with a verification of the age estimation using excess 210Pb and 137Cs dating.

We first established a precise age model (error within ±1 year in average) beginning in 1920 A.D. on the basis of varve counting fine-tuned by correlation between event layers with historical floods.

The US has described the release of the papers as "irresponsible" but it strikes me that an incident-reporting system that tracks the numbers of chickens killed in a village raid must be able to provide the basis for a dignified measure of counting the human cost of the war.