Sentence examples for basis of producing from inspiring English sources

And fuel cell production costs, computed on the basis of producing 500,000 units annually, are now estimated by DOE to be about $94/kW -- a lot less than the baseline $275 estimate of 2002, but still far above the 2015 target of $30 -- very roughly the ballpark cost of today's internal-combustion engines.

In this regard, one SNP or a few SNPs selected on the basis of producing an amino acid change are often typed in a candidate gene.

The set of explanatory variables included in the models was determined on the basis of producing a parsimonious model that covered a range of subject domains (i.e., oral health, visit pattern, socio-economic status).

These models have been produced from different KOs; the solutions from AIUB were produced on the basis of KOs produced at the same institute and the solutions from ASU and IfG were generated from the KOs produced at IfG.

On the basis of IAA producing ability of G2, pot experiments and field studies, it was concluded that isolate G2 can be used alone or in conjunction with azolla as a biofertilizer to get better plant growth.

Since then the approach has been adopted by many companies and formed the basis of guidance produced by the Global Reporting Initiative.

Macfarlane said the pre-2017 $500m was back on the table "but only on the basis of cars produced".

The problem is there is no way he can make serious decisions on any of his players on the basis of performances produced against the likes of San Marino.

Rates of lamellipodial protrusion and retraction were determined on the basis of slopes produced by advancing leading edges.

‡Numbers in parentheses represent number of extracts whose calculated number of repeats were higher and lower than the expected value on the basis of that produced by the standard procedure (method 1).

Although research in MCH is low, it has some influence in the formulation of policies because there is a number of indicators and assumptions that are made in politics on the basis of evidence produced by research targeted to specific population groups.