Sentence examples for basis that allowed from inspiring English sources

The key initial task was on negotiating a status of forces agreement, the legal basis that allowed the US to remain in the country, and for how long.

Sitting in front of the Everton defence, his partnership with Gareth Barry has helped to provide the solid basis that allows the more attacking aspects of Everton to flourish.

Through a spectral analysis of the projection operator's SIP-DG discretization, we demonstrate that the eigenfunctions of the operator do not form a basis that allows for the correct enforcement of the incompressibility constraint.

This paper's goal is to investigate the actual industrial practice of component selection in order to provide an initial empirical basis that allows the reconciliation of research and industrial endeavors.

Mendes: We run a substantial number of surveys on a regular basis that allows us to establish weekly audience reaches.

Significantly, the bill keeps in place a provision called "stepped up basis" that allows capital gains to escape taxation if passed to heirs.

The essential idea is to make a change of basis that allows the elimination of a node at the expense of modifying the inputs in such a way that a part of the analytic term can be extracted from the network.

To date, little is known of the molecular basis that allows glioma cells to overcome the barriers that inhibit motility in the adult nervous tissue [ 29- 31].

To examine the molecular basis that allows the D-glucose-insensitive growth of the DS71054 EvoB strain on D-xylose, D-xylose and D-glucose transport experiments were carried out.

Because this functional abnormality of CD4+ T cells in RA is evident at the time of initial clinical symptoms of arthritis [ 78], the data strongly suggest that the failure of CD4+ T cells in RA to generate Th2 effectors is the basis that allows Th1 dominated chronic immunity to develop, and is not merely its consequence.

The scientific basis that allows for a roughly 500 times higher risk of cancer from arsenic in drinking water must be questioned as compared to the standard toxicological and cancer risk assessment paradigms used for most other potential contaminants (another such exception is uranium).