Sentence examples for basis was adopted from inspiring English sources

They could have complained that a wrong basis was adopted in estimating damages or benefits; that the estimated cost was too much; or for any misconduct of the commissioners which could affect them; or that the cost exceeded the estimated benefits; and it does not seem to me that the court would have found any difficulty in granting relief.' 72 Cal.

Therefore, if the formulation conversion to once-daily tacrolimus on 1 mg to 1 mg basis was adopted for stable liver transplant recipients, a lower trough concentration of tacrolimus could be expected.

While there were comments on the failure to consider fishermen's views, a suggestion by the Dean1 of the fishing community that a "multidisciplinary" body be set up to interact with the government programme on real-time basis was adopted by the Minister who announced the next day of the proposed formation of the Atlantic Herring Management Committee.

A radio basis function (RBF) was adopted as the kernel function.

The German government put forward five pleas in law in support of its action: article 95 (previously article 100a) was not the appropriate legal basis; the directive was adopted in breach of article 152(4) (previously article 129(4)).

Despite the doubts about subsidiarity and the legal basis, the proposal was adopted at first reading.

Here, the Radial Basis Function (RBF kernel) was adopted to construct the SVM classifiers.

His suggestions formed the basis of the Ethical Policy, which was adopted in 1901 and which recognized the moral responsibilities of Dutch guardianship of the Indies.

Some important European allies remain reluctant to order NATO into action solely on the basis of a United Nations Security Council resolution that was adopted on Wednesday.

To account for the physical mechanisms of failure, the concept of thermally activated damage initially proposed by Klepaczko (1990) was adopted as the basis for the new damage evolution model.

This 120-year duration was adopted as the basis of comparison, because at the time the model was developed during the 1980s, three successive non-decliming harvests were commonly accepted as a criterion for sustainability (Higgins, 1977; Preston and Vanclay, 1988; Botkin, 1993; Vanclay, 1996b).