Sentence examples for basis of very low from inspiring English sources
On the basis of very low shear strains in the intermediate structure, it appears that cation/oxygen/vacancy ordering suppresses tilting (i.e., λqqod terms are unfavorable).
On the basis of very low T-cell cytokine levels in rheumatoid synovial samples [ 42] and the hyporesponsiveness of joint-infiltrating T cells to T-cell receptor stimulation [ 43], earlier studies have questioned the impact of synovial T cells on the local inflammatory process.
Even though the non-diabetic individuals monitored in the ADAG study were selected on the basis of a very low level of baseline FPG, 10% of these spent a considerable amount of time at glucose levels considered to be 'prediabetic' or indicating IGT.
A flock would then be considered scrapie-free either on the basis of a very low flock susceptibility level (most or all the animals being of resistant genotypes), or on the basis of the negative results of a random survey, or on the basis of a combination of the two preceding data sources using methods such as stochastic scenario trees [ 23].
The results from this study demonstrated that human actions could be reliably discriminated on the basis of very crude low SF information, even if only a few frames of the action sequence were shown.
Courts are instructed to allow all other types of group classifications if they have a rational basis (a very low bar to meet).
We're able to offer that product at low rents, because our basis is very low.
Separately, Vincent Cochetel, regional director for Europe at the office of the UN high commissioner for refugees (UNHCR), said an EU commitment to resettle 20,000 refugees over two years, on a voluntary basis, remained "very low".
Dark current, monitored on a regular basis, is very low at flight operational temperatures.
"I have made the point that if strikes are called on the basis of these very, very low turnouts then the case made by those who want to see a new threshold put in place, that case will be strengthened".
