Sentence examples for based on reliance from inspiring English sources

Clearly this presents significant diagnostic and therapeutic challenges, including the risk of flawed prognostic estimates and inadequate treatment based on reliance on a single, possibly unrepresentative, biopsy.

The use of accumulated anecdotal and serendipitous reports on deception in non-human primates, for example, led to a now voluminous literature of systematic studies that have, in large part, supported the initial conclusions reached by the authors (Whiten & Byrne 1988) in spite of criticism based on reliance on tainted evidence (e.g., Burghardt 1988).

The regulatory pathway for this new group A meningococcal conjugate vaccine proved to be a useful training opportunity both in India and Africa, because the availability of the vaccine was a high African public health priority, as well as for WHO as a case study to facilitate registration of vaccines based on reliance on other regulatory bodies.

The deficit targets have been missed, productivity continues to plummet, the only reason money continues to go around is because it is based on a reliance of credit.

On the other hand, ABM has an intrinsically spatial component based on its reliance upon local interactions and environmental heterogeneity.

Newfoundland's early settlement pattern was based on its reliance on fishing.

The concept of synthetic lethality is based on the reliance of cancer cells on DNA repair to maintain cell division.

But even the Amalgamated Transit Union and the Transport Workers Union oppose the pipeline, saying, "We need jobs, but not ones based on increasing our reliance on Tar Sands oil".

We need jobs, but not ones based on increasing our reliance on Tar Sands oil.

So "earned entitlement", the balancing of rights and duties and an understanding of mutual responsibility based on self-reliance are ingrained in the values of those who count themselves to be social democrats.

A political credo honestly based on self-reliance would consider such things as inherited wealth, a privileged education and calling in favours on the network to be poisonous assaults on the development of good human character; a bit like sparing the rod and spoiling the child (another Tory favourite that works best for other people's children).