Sentence examples for basis than that from inspiring English sources
Indeed out-migration in the last few years has been greater on a per capita basis than that of the early 1990s, when "escape from New York" was a recurring media theme.
The HDS activity of the catalyst with carrier post-treated at 200 °C was ∼40% higher (in per total mass basis) than that of sulfided Mo supported on the binary oxide solvo-treated at 80 °C.
Although of borderline significance, this sustained increase in female suicides among women in Greece was larger, on a percentage basis, than that in male suicides in 2011.
Our analysis of the moving-optimum model shows that this process has, indeed, a very different genetic basis than that of adaptation from de novo mutations.
It is important to see the doctors' suggestions in context; 90% of the sample graduated before 1994 so the statistics teaching they received may have been more limited and with a different conceptual basis than that of today's students and more recent graduates.
A simple characterization is given of finitely generated subspaces of L2 Rd) which are invariant under translation by any (multi integer, and is used to give conditions under which such a space has a particularly nice generating set, namely a basis, and, more than that, a basis with desirable properties, such as stability, orthogonality, or linear independence.
Many genetic polymorphisms influence phenotype by altering the level of expression of their respective proteins; some authorities feel that these expression-level polymorphisms are more significant – on a population-wide basis – than are polymorphisms that directly impact protein structure or function [21] [29].
The 10 year bond yield is now just a touch over 30 basis points higher than that for the 2 year bonds.
The upshot is that the cost of capital for the solar industry is 200-300 basis points lower than that for utilities.A virtuous circle is emerging which is confounding the doomsters.
The coupon is 3.63%, which is 67 basis points less than that of an equivalent Treasury.
Furthermore, their lifetime growth rate and feed intake on a 'per kg of body weight' basis was higher than that of heavy pigs.
