Sentence examples for basis of the usage from inspiring English sources
Kātyāyana says: "While the relationship between words and meanings is established on the basis of the usage of specific words to denote specific meanings in the community of speakers, the science of grammar only makes a regulation concerning the religious merit produced by the linguistic usage, as is commonly done in worldly matters and in Vedic rituals" (first Vārttika on the Aṣṭādhyāyī).
An analysis tool was built to establish the trade-off between the consumption of hardware resources and the precision of the outputs, on the basis of the usage of the logic blocks on a field-programmable gate array and output quality.
In one study, all 24 human chromosomes could be labelled in the nucleus using a technique of combinatorial labelling on the basis of the usage of seven fluorochrome sets [ 6].
On the basis of the usage of each of the 61 sense codons in the same set of data as previously used for the amino acid usage analysis, regression analysis reveals that both slopes and Rs are still close to 1 (1.0045 ± 0.0737 and 0.9946 ± 0.0038, respectively) when GC-content is similar.
The review article by S. Garcia and P. Gascon provides an extensive overview of the basic knowledge of the NK1 receptor and substance P biology and the pharmacological basis of the usage of NK1 receptor antagonists in the management of delayed phase of CINV.
The underlying molecular mechanisms will provide a theoretical basis for the usage of probiotics as antibiotic alternatives in pig industry in China.
On the one hand, wide strata of the population lived in the permanent state of slavery; on the other hand, on the basis of the prevailing usage of war, even the free population could face the danger of passing into possession of the victor as a slave in case of a conquest.
A cost was allocated to each health state on the basis of the resource usage level required to provide appropriate health care over each (1 year) cycle.
On the basis of the codon usage difference measure, Karlin et al. then derive the E(g) gene expression measure as: 3 where C represents the set of all protein-coding genes in the organism of interest.
Attempts to detect the narB gene (coding for NR in other cyanobacteria) by PCR with primers designed on the basis of the specific codon usage in Prochlorococcus were unsuccessful.
The degeneracy of the genetic code is highly accommodative of a wide range of frequencies of hidden stop codons, and genomic open reading frames appear to have an overabundance of "ambush" codons compared to gene sequences built solely on the basis of codon usage frequencies, suggesting that the genetic code has evolved to make use of "ambush" codons in some way (personal observation).
