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These properties allow inferring a preference relation over many alternatives on the basis of only a few observations.
The equation provided a useful method for predicting mandibular growth increment in Iranian girls, on the basis of only a single cephalometric radiograph.
Many of these fossils had been collected by Cope but had not been thoroughly described, as Cope was known for erecting new species on the basis of only a few bone fragments.
PSI-BLAST [ 49] uses local alignment algorithm and so two proteins can be identified as orthologs on the basis of only a single domain in common.
The cybernetic hand presented in this paper overcomes this limitation by its mechanical design that allows hand preshaping and specific grasping forces on the basis of only a few efferent control signals.
The inaccuracy of colposcopy was evident, most likely on the basis of only a single biopsy taken in most cases (Gage et al, 2006) and not merely because of a 2-week introduction course.
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This suggests that it may be possible to estimate the likely impact of the imagery training on participants' depression on the basis of only an initial eight-scenario assessment of the ease with which they engage in the task and before these ratings could be influenced by improvement in depression.
For the eNOS– 1 complex superposed on the basis of only chain A with an H4B-bound eNOS reference structure (PDB entry 9NSE), the rmsd of chain B is 1.23 Å, compared to the values of 0.27 0.44 Å calculated with the same method against the same reference structure for either an H4B-free structure or other pterin analogue structures that do not disrupt the Zn2+ site (Table 2).
On the basis of only 15 biomarkers, a highly accurate patient discrimination index is created and validated on an independent cohort.
It's the basis of not only a social contract, but a personal contract as well.
"It may be premature to confirm this relationship on the basis of only six studies," said a co-author, Dr. Kazuo Hara, an associate professor of medicine at the University of Tokyo.
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