Sentence examples for much better basis from inspiring English sources

If there was a hung parliament after the next general election, this would prove a much better basis for negotiation than Labour standing on its head having gone into a campaign with no position on electoral reform.

This weakness is investigated and some non-minimal forms of prestabilisation are developed which are a much better basis for control.

"I gained a greater appreciation of academic life," says Kinzig, "and I gained an appreciation of the life in Washington, D.C. Now I have a much better basis for comparing the two lives.

For design and strength assessment of various types of structures such as ships, offshore platforms, land-based structures, and aerospace structures, it has been realized that ultimate limit states (or ultimate strength) are much better basis than the allowable working stresses.

Such an approach could give decision makers a much better basis for decision making than would be obtained from having only a single-point estimate.

The identification of a comprehensive profile of estrogen-responsive genes in tumours deprived of estrogen in vivo may be expected to provide a much better basis on which to classify the estrogen response of breast tumours than in vitro studies.

These estimators are based on the perception that an estimate of cosine serves much better as the basis for I/Q mismatch estimation than the estimate of CFO derived from the cosine function.

The estimators are formed based on the observation that a cosine estimator of the CFO, which is free of I/ Qmismatch, serves much better as the basis for I/ Qmismatch estimation than an initial estimate of CFO.

Used in a portfolio of separate carry trades (to limit the volatility that comes with making a single bet), it delivered average monthly returns of 57 basis points, much better than the 26 basis-points profit from the simple approach.

This makes PCA achieve feedback overhead reduction much better than a KLT basis.

"These developments are much better progressed on the basis of an outline planning application, followed by reserved matters.