Sentence examples for basis was found from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding the contrasting behavior in the yield of specific lipid components released by the thermochemolysis of final compost samples, an overall increase of about 50%% on total dry weight basis was found for the relative amount of total alkyl molecules (Table 3).

The orthopaedic surgeon was consulted on the suspicion of compartment syndrome, on which no basis was found.

The ability to choose a flux basis was found to be useful in the constraint process and provides a strong argument for using symbolic Gauss-Jordan elimination in place of singular value decomposition.

The ratio of absolute OSC counts in the 2 alternate reading frames on a per gene basis was found to be correlated with the GC ratio (ratio of [GC]:[AT] content) of coding sequences.

For example, no morphological basis was found in hemolymphatic tissues to explain the abnormalities in the number of various populations of T cells recorded in Spns2 tm1a homozygous mice (Nijnik et al., 2012).

The overall exergy efficiency value for the system on a product/fuel basis is found to be 60.7%.

Interlaminar stresses are found to be in an excellent agreement with 3D elasticity solution and FSDT along with k-refinement procedure of NURBS basis is found to compute equivalent or better interlaminar normal stress than higher-order shear deformation theory.

Exergy efficiency values on a product/fuel basis are found to range between from 2.02 to 3.37%, and 3.27 to 4.39% at a dead (reference) state temperature of 32.77 °C, which is an average of ambient temperatures at eight test runs from 1.10 to 3.35 p.m., for the solar collector and entire SWH system, respectively.

An aspect both principles share is that their basis is found within the health domain, i.e., they both focus on health characteristics of beneficiaries, not on aspects like gender or income.

No suboptimal strategies, based on the treatment of a fraction of cases on an age basis, were found able to remarkably reduce both the clinical attack rate and the antiviral stockpile required.

Our results strongly suggest that governments stockpile sufficient influenza antiviral drugs to treat approximately 25% of their populations, by assuming that R0 is not much larger than 2. In fact, no suboptimal strategies, based on the treatment of a fraction of cases on an age basis, were found able to reduce remarkably both the clinical attack rate and the antiviral stockpile required.