Sentence examples for basis of interesting from inspiring English sources
In contrast to the global representation obtained by SVD, the non-negativity constraints result in a basis of interesting local features [17].
Indeed, participating in a human subject training course (offered by most institutional IRBs) prior to implementation of this activity will help to raise instructor awareness of the types of issues that may arise when collecting data in a classroom setting (this information can form the basis of interesting discussions with students as well).
These proteins were selected on the basis of interesting biological function and high fold-change, as well as availability of commercial antibodies.
Identifying the genetic basis of interesting phenotypic variation in non-model systems is often limited by the lack of sophisticated molecular resources, such as complete genome sequences and DNA microarrys, that are available in model genetic taxa such as Drosophila [ 1], Anopheles [ 2], Caenorhabditis [ 3] and Apis [ 4].
Three law professors accepted that invitation and made it the basis of an interesting study published in January in The Harvard Law Review.
If one or more foreign governments would care to indemnify the United States against losses incurred by our largest banks because of trading in those nations' debt, this could be the basis of an interesting negotiation (see Dennis Kelleher's suggested variant).
On the basis of the interesting findings, we designed a straightforward, label-free and sensitive colorimetric method for biomolecule detection by using the enzyme mimetic property of MOF coupling with molecular recognition element.
Secondly, it has an awful lot of data which, if made available, would form the basis of some interesting startups out there which could at least use it to prove a concept.
Future studies of CTVT exposure and susceptibility in free-roaming dog populations may reveal further insights into the biological basis of this interesting observation.
A psychiatrist who is familiar with the insurance-medical assessment system should then explain a number of important aspects of the assessment of depression on the basis of an interesting and recent case concerning an immigrant employee with an atypical presentation of depressive symptoms.
