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Duff & Phelps say HMRC's decision was based on "its general policy of not agreeing to a CVA where there is strong evidence of non-compliance by a company with its tax liabilities".

Subsequently, one or more typical situations were derived from each critical incident based on its general features, together with typical response options, that is, coping strategies applied to deal with the uncertainty described.

Experiments performed with ent-agisterol showed similar behavior, indicating that the ability of agisterol to abrogate the increase in cholesterol accessibility caused by 25-HC is nonenantioselective, and that its mechanism is based on its general membrane properties, rather than a direct stereospecific interaction between agisterol and 25-HC or cholesterol within the membrane.

Based on its recommendations, a general biomonitoring screening of the local population every two years was set up.

A Maastrichtian age is proposed for the fossil based on its color and general locality, but there is no record of the geological horizon from which it was collected and no matrix remains adhered to the specimen that might better constrain provenance.

The Reputation Institute ranked these companies on how esteemed, admired, trusted and liked each was, based on its surveys of the general public.

One could envisage that the MAGE-A1 promoter activity mediated by BORIS might be based on its interaction with the general transcription factor hTBP.

Among individuals with late-onset cerebellar ataxia, the prevalence of premutation alleles was 13 times greater than expected based on its prevalence in the general population as assessed by a recent meta-analysis.

He told Mr. Koch that a boycott "in certain extreme cases" could be "a justified tactic," adding, "My response was perhaps too general and based on its clear unfairness to the French".

Mainly trainees said, evaluating questionnaire items based on its relevance to measure ORC in general rather than assessing the items concerning the ORC of their own educational team was difficult.

The British Journal of Surgery is ranked by the greatest number of surgeons overall but, as with its readership, this is based on its importance for three sub-specialties: general surgery (the largest number of respondents), paediatric surgery and vascular surgery.