Sentence examples for setting up of base from inspiring English sources
The statements on the necessity of follow-up for people living close to base stations, participation into decisions on the setting up of base stations and cancer risk from base stations found higher support than a nationwide study from Germany [ 36].
In fact the setting up of an OU base was not what he had intended.
It also discusses the importance of setting up of a risk based inspection program.
This "virtual transcriptome" provides extensive coverage depth, and can be used for the setting up of a comprehensive microarray based expression analysis.
As well as the alcohol forums, the group recommends the setting up of a world-class Institute of Deprivation, based at Liverpool University, to study inequality and deprivation in inner cities. Funding for this has already been secured.
The breakthrough followed the setting up of local "combat outposts"—small bases inside the neighbourhoods which let American soldiers become permanent fixtures in the battle for local loyalties rather than itinerants who come and go.
Mrs. Clinton spent much of 2007 running as the candidate of the Democratic establishment — racking up endorsements from party leaders, enlisting major party donors from past presidential campaigns and setting up bases of operations in populous states like California and Florida.
Because of high cost of setting up the ocean base station, the cellular network cannot provide the network coverage for medium or long distance of sea area and frequent network data transmission will lead to high communication cost.
Why on earth is the United States thinking of setting up drone bases around the African country of Mali when French forces seem to have the situation well in hand?
He said the U.S. military was still examining the suitability of setting up a drone base at "a temporary location" in the country.
Have you ever thought about moving out of India and setting up base in Paris or New York, which would be more convenient for you professionally?
