Sentence examples for description on the basis from inspiring English sources

Improvements of this description, on the basis of approaches developed in computational fluid dynamics are discussed, broadening the outlook given in Bufferand et al.

Each symptom was evaluated for relevance for inclusion in health state descriptions on the basis of a significant association between the HbA1c level and the symptom frequency.

Ironically, in this ironic case, it was left to the jury to decide if the newspaper could defend its description of Boyle on the basis that it was either true or comment - a jury Boyle didn't want because he thought his case should be tried by a judge alone rather than by a tribunal of his peers.

This theoretical description is evaluated on the basis of systematic comparison with experimental data obtained under steady flow or unsteady (oscillating) flow without and with moving vocal folds.

Take a materialist philosopher for whom the task of physics is to provide an ultimate description of reality on the basis of a handful of basic physical properties and relations.

The majority of described Nosema/ Vairimorpha species possess a reduced, asexual life cycle and so description of the genus on the basis of one or a few species might have indicated that the entire group was asexual.

Descriptions were selected on the basis of an extensive pilot study [16].

The objective of the study is to show that the correlation and spectral analysis of the stochastic input and output signals obtained from technological systems can be used for mathematical description of the process on the basis of the information theory.

2. Description of further items on the basis of expert interviews and a focus group discussion that included providers and users of specialist palliative care.

Variant descriptions reported here are on the basis of the genomic reference sequence NG_012690.1 and the transcript reference sequence NM_001002294.2.

Classical descriptions of tennis present an activity characterised by prolonged durations (2 4 h) of repeated, high-intensity bouts interspersed with standardised rest periods. 1 Indeed, such descriptions form the basis on which the sport is then pronounced as physically and physiologically demanding.