Sentence examples for basis which provides from inspiring English sources
Current strategies include treating restored reefs as permanent sanctuaries, which provide long-term environmental benefits yet removes them from the fishery, or harvesting reefs on a rotational basis, which provides economic value yet decreases environmental benefits.
Simulations were carried out using the gillespie2 stochastic simulator in stand-alone mode and also through BASIS, which provides a web interface to gillespie2 and a database to store the results [73], [90].
The contract for Valdemoro, Madrid, is a contract on a capitation basis, which provides an annual fixed payment per head of population.
Information on movements were collected on a close to real-time basis, which provides an opportunity for specific measures and maximises the spatio-temporal accessibility of the camps for social service providers, for instance, aiming to increase coverage of interventions.
First, OPMPD approach is deduced on the basis of partial differentiation which provides a more explicit scheme.
It is shown that LDA of the short-time Fourier spectrum of speech yields spectral basis functions which provide comparatively lower resolution to the high-frequency region of spectrum.
Each different base gives a distinct current signature when moving through a nanopore, which provides the basis for decoding the base sequence.
CKD is classified on the basis of the glomerular filtration rate (GFR), as recommended by the US National Kidney Foundation Kidney Disease Outcomes Quality Initiative, which provides the basis for the management of this disease.
Mohammad Ali Jafari was the latest of an increasing number of top Iranian figures who have come out in support of the Lausanne tentative agreement which provides the basis for a more comprehensive deal.
Under the framework agreement reached in Lausanne, which provides the basis for a more comprehensive deal, Tehran has agreed to dramatically roll back its nuclear programme in return for the lifting of economic sanctions.
In Related work, we refer to the available scientific literature, which provides the basis for discussion.
