Sentence examples for a basis of information from inspiring English sources

The report grew out of the increasing clash between environmentalists and the timber industry over land management and was meant to serve as a basis of information for future policy debates.

Historic land maps (The Imperial Obligatory Imprints of the Stable Cadastre) were used as a basis of information on the occurrence and area of fens and wet meadows (4771.5 ha).

One refers to the authority of FASS as a basis of information: S2: I would have, well, I'd have gone to FASS and that's why you have to understand these different concepts so that I'd be able to explain.

On the other hand, care givers and physicians may profit from smart home technologies by getting more long-term information about a patient, enabling him to make his decisions on a broader basis of information.

All the data resulting from such applied methods will help build up a solid basis of information about the work of art.

Data gathered from breakthroughs in biochemistry, crystallography, and single molecule fluorescence have established a rich basis of information for the study of molecular mechanisms in the allosteric couplings of such transmembrane proteins.

"But I know that there was a sufficient basis of information and intelligence that required further investigation by the [FBI] to determine whether or not U.S. persons were actively conspiring or colluding with Russian officials," he testified Tuesday.

With this study design we will obtain a profound basis of information that can be used to indicate associations between physical demands and musculoskeletal disorders, work ability and sickness absence.

This will give a sound basis of information to investigate the extent to which different aspects of physical exposure in construction and health care are associated with the outcomes MSD, work ability and sickness absence, as monitored prospectively for two years.

It is indeed concerned with reconstructing functions on a basis of certain functional information, which are linear in many cases.

"If patients are not going to avoid a hospital that is involved in a massive scandal, that has been splashed across the news as having killed people, then it seems unlikely that patients will avoid a hospital on the basis of information on the NHS Choices website," said Laverty.