Sentence examples for basis of the capabilities from inspiring English sources

In the proposed method, the operator's understanding (i.e. mental models) about possible abnormal situations in the intended plant is modeled on the basis of the capabilities of Bayesian networks.

The ICECAP-O measures wellbeing and quality of life in a wider sense and was designed from the theoretical basis of the capabilities framework derived by Sen [ 13].

Although the metabolic phenotype of CSCs is not well defined and differs significantly between types of cancer, metformin is thought to represent an emerging lethal weapon against CSCs in ovarian cancer on the basis of the capability to control the CSC niche as well as metabolic modulation.

In fact, as pointed out elsewhere (Papaioannou 2009), she is not open to (or she ignores) life sciences innovation and therefore she argues that 'In these areas, what government can aim to deliver is the social basis of these capabilities…'.

This was the case in the model of Eisenberg et al. [ 108] and it is the basis for the capability of this model to account for the fast repriming of the power stroke by rapid reattachment of cross-bridges from a nonrefractory M.ADP.Pi state into a low-force state that is competent to undergo a force-generating transition upon a length step [ 118].

On the basis of the approximation capability of fuzzy logic systems, we give an adaptive law and an intermediate control function.

On the basis of the remarkable capability of ApLRRTK to promote synaptic strengthening by itself, we next explored whether ApLRRTK overexpression would attenuate or saturate the enhancement in synaptic strengthening typically induced by serotonin (5-HT) in sensory-motor neuron co-cultures (Kandel 2001).

The activation of AGC units, controllable loads and energy storage system used in the secondary frequency control is termed as the controllable synergistic capability for the basis of the automatic synergistic capability.

Performance is then quantified on the basis of the structure's capability to perform its required function.

Whilst there are reports comparing RNA amplification methods which have successfully carried out microarray gene expression profiling from picograms of RNA [17], [24], [25], many have utilised titrated dilutions of stock total RNA to within the picogram range as the basis of support for the capabilities of the probe generation technologies documented.

In the present study it was our aim to gain more insight into the neurobiological basis of the enhanced stress-coping capabilities shown by voluntarily exercised animals.