Sentence examples for based on concerns of from inspiring English sources

Based on concerns of social welfare issues, Taiwanese government began to seek principles for assessment of disability.

Based on concerns of increased thromboembolic events in the ESA arm, the study closed after <25% of the planned accrual (460 patients were targeted to allow for 165 recurrences within 2 years).

The effect of intravenous angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors on clinical outcomes has not been studied in AHFS populations and the use of these agents is not recommended based on concerns of acute administration in the setting of post-infarction heart failure.

Therefore, the timing and dose of drug administration, and IL-2 dose modifications were established on rather empirical assumptions, chiefly based on concerns for safety of the combination and without any specific guidance.

Current recommendations to initiate dopaminergic therapy in early PD with a DA, or even a monoamine oxidase inhibitor, are chiefly based on concerns about the evolution of motor complications characteristic of sustained LD therapy, most notably drug-induced dyskinesias.

The third is based on concerns about a succession of destabilising financial events that cements the view of a post-crash global economy in need of low interest rates.

The "sector downgrade is based on concerns about the impact of a slowing global economy in 2007 on metals consumption and our view this will impact stock performance," Merrill said in a downbeat sector note published Friday.

Her boss, NY Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger, told staff in a memo that his decision was based on "concerns I had about aspects of Jill's management of our newsroom".

A policy of deffered initiation (200 cells/μL) was originally based on concerns related to the accumulative risks of toxicity and drug resistance [ 7].

The local authority said the move was "based on concerns regarding the tone and content of those communications," according to a statement.

The rule would also create new standards for the Department of Education to require colleges to post escalating letters of credit based on concerns about their operations.