Sentence examples for basis which is known from inspiring English sources
On this basis, which is known on Capitol Hill as "dynamic scoring," the economists reduce the estimated fiscal cost of the Bush tax cuts by two-thirds.
To be sure, it makes the familiar argument that tax cuts, by stimulating growth, will lead to "revenue feedbacks". On this basis, which is known on Capitol Hill as "dynamic scoring," the economists reduce the estimated fiscal cost of the Bush tax cuts by two-thirds.
Then Φ = ( ϕ 1, ϕ 2, …, ϕ M ) ( M ≪ L ) is an orthonormal basis corresponding to A, which is known as an orthonormal POD basis.
The molecular basis of this resistance, which is known to be multifactorial, remains incompletely understood.
However, on the basis of comparisons with Sudamerica, which is known to have had four lower molariforms (molar-like teeth, either premolars or molars) in its lower jaw, Pascual and Ortiz-Jaureguizar suggested in 2007 that Ferugliotherium may also have had four lower molars.
These are thought to provide the basis for conditions such as depression, which is known to activate the HPA axis.
This is the basis for treatment with β-blockers in patients with heart failure, which is known to reduce mortality.
As illustrated by Wong Doo, the principal form of bad faith that the "abuse of the writ" doctrine is intended to deter is the deliberate abandonment of a claim the factual and legal basis of which are known to the petitioner (or his counsel) when he files his first petition.
In parallel to a re-evaluation of the original diversity screen data, a virtual screening exercise was carried out, the basis of which was known interactions between the pyrazole sulfonamide DDD85646 and the enzyme (PDB code: 2WSA; Figure 3).
The complex modulus of a material with linearly viscoelastic behaviour is identified on the basis of strains which are known, from measurements and sometimes from a free end boundary condition, at three or more sections of an axially impacted bar specimen.
