Sentence examples for minimum basis for from inspiring English sources
The virus is transmitted by direct contact with body fluids and excreta: the most infectious are blood, faeces and vomit, which are most likely to be contacted when the sickness is at its height.The minimum basis for community care is to have two structures, which might be tents or shacks, set aside for suspected and confirmed cases.
This tour gives me a minimum basis for a tentative critical summary of the book.
The resulting radii were (23 ± 3) nm for the equivalent disk radius method (particle projection), (11 ± 8) nm for the minimum basis grain volume method, (8 ± 8) nm for the Laplacean basis grain volume method and (24 ± 2) nm for the power spectrum analysis method.
All these initial configurations were subjected to relaxation at minimum basis set of 3-21G(d) (lanl2dz for Pt) using DFT to primary finding of relaxed structures.
The Midwest Academy approach is no panacea, not least because it is designed for a domestic rather than an international stage, but understanding it will at a minimum provide a basis for analysing Obama's tactics.
Alternatively, the vertical projection of tree crowns onto the ground is currently used in many countries as the basis for minimum forest area definition (FAO 2014).
The idea is for volunteers to provide one-to-one support via phone or email to Real Lettings' tenants on a weekly basis for a minimum of six months to reduce their social isolation and help them gain the confidence to become part of the local community.
The proposed method can be considered as a basis for determining minimum cost seismic design of thin-walled steel tanks that satisfy the structural and stability requirements.
Many of them end up working on a temp basis for around minimum wage with no benefits and no guarantee of a job the following week.
These generic counts of venomous species formed the basis for the minimum estimate of venomous catfish species (Table 1).
In the broader context, ensuring ELDS are in place is important since they are the basis for ensuring minimum standards of provision and quality of services.
