Sentence examples for competent basis for from inspiring English sources

A DiMS, described formally as a digital manufacturing system, is a competent basis for the modeling and simulation of manufacturing systems.

Experimental validation provides convincing evidence that the new sheet flow paradigm model for open channel flow can provide a competent basis for the analysis, flow behaviour prediction and design of open channel flow.

The consent has to be given voluntarily on a well informed and competent basis.

Expression of these TFs obviously provides the basis for a competent transcriptional network, which specifies and maintains the self-reproducing G-2 CCS.

The HIV Competent Community concept, the theoretical basis for this analysis, could be used to improve programmes by encouraging active and meaningful participation of communities as genuine partners in HIV/AIDS management efforts, so as to build upon and enhance existing community structures, capacities and initiatives, and to avoid unintended consequences.

In light of the broad consensus that competent primary care physicians are the basis for implementation of the gatekeeper model, board certification should be gradually required by employers of primary care physicians.

Because the nuclear translocation of NF-κB is triggered by toll-like receptors (TLRs) or receptors for pro-inflammatory cytokines, in both pinealocytes and immune competent cells, this transcriptional pathway is considered the basis for the switch of melatonin production from the pineal gland to immune competent cells (Markus et al. 2007, 2013).

We rejected the contention that an officer may act without a warrant only when his basis for acting would be competent evidence upon a trial to prove defendant's guilt.

For present purposes, we will simply assume that a plausible rationale is one that epistemically and morally competent peers will take seriously as a basis for supporting a coercive law.

But we did not so hold; instead we held that hearsay was competent for this purpose if there was 'a substantial basis' for crediting it, thereby muddying the waters with considerations of corroboration and informer's reliability.

Manufacturers must demonstrate a "reasonable basis" for the claims and/or advertising, which translates into "competent and reliable scientific evidence" from objective studies conducted by experts.