Sentence examples for basis of one single from inspiring English sources

"One cannot draw any conclusion on whether or not an athlete has doped on the basis of one single blood value.

But after the revelations that a high profile British athlete escaped target testing by the IAAF because "one cannot draw any conclusion on whether or not an athlete has doped on the basis of one single blood value", cycling will yet again be using the well-worn line "why always us?" Because, might come the reply, we've been here before.

Non-targeted forms of personal genome testing offer unequalled quantities of information on the basis of one single laboratory assay.

QMEAN [ 38] at http://swissmodel.expasy.org/qmean/cgi/index.cgi page=help is a composite scoring function which is able to derive both global (i.e., for the entire structure) and local (i.e., per residue) error estimates on the basis of one single model.

If decisions made on the basis of one single, specific interpretation of the data, i.e. one format, differ significantly from the decisions made when the more nuanced story is told, this will indicate that this single format cannot necessarily replace comprehensive information.

With this discovery, "Mavis broke the main Italian naval Enigma," Smith told The Times last week, "and reconstructed its inner workings on the basis of one single message".

Cloning and tumorigenic analysis assesses tumour-initiating capacity on the basis of one-single cell and has been used to determine the fractions of TICs in previous reports (Zheng et al, 2007; Meng et al, 2009).

The list of conceptual attributes (Table  1), developed on the basis of the existing literature, served as the basis for the development of one single interview/discussion guide used to conduct all FGDs (see Additional file 1).

On this basis, it could be reasonable to hypothesize that metallicolous populations of C. communis may derive from seeds of one single ancestral population.

A less promiscuous NLS that is completely deactivated by mutation of one single amino acid combined with the photocaged amino acid could yield tight optical control of nuclear entry and provide the basis for a wide range of applications.

Thus, diagnosing individuals on the basis of one test, with a single abnormal value that on repeat could well be normal, needs to be debated.