Sentence examples for based seeking from inspiring English sources
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One reason for this is the persistent fear - particularly among smaller developing countries - that the use of TRIPS flexibilities will invite political pressure and trade sanctions from governments of the developed countries in which the patent holding pharmaceutical companies are based, seeking to protect the interests of those companies [ 3].
The research on which this paper is based sought to identify key issues and concerns for New Zealand's multi-ethnic community following hospitalisation for childhood injury in order to inform efforts to improve the quality of trauma services.
Whoever dredged up the Advocate story was appealing to the baser nature of President Bush's base, seeking to discredit the ABC report by smearing the reporter for what he or she considers sins of private life (not straight) and passport (not American).
Many prefer to keep staff closer to home base, seeking to lure employees with chic workplaces and lavish perks.
This still requires connecting science with decision making, promoting the evidence base, seeking affordable best practice, and organizing the collection and sharing of data.
"But the fact is if Jolla can maintain a competitive cost base, there is already an enthusiast base seeking this product.
It is difficult to know if physicians with a stronger interest and knowledge in the topic or if physicians with a poor knowledge base seeking additional education were more prone to participate.
It is one of the first trials to examine the effect of interventions on both evidence-based and non-evidence based help seeking using adequate comparison groups.
The model is based on seeking a solution of the second-order hyperbolic differential equation.
Claims based on seeking awards of damages have the prospect of publicly shaming the government, although so far normal impulses of shame seem elusive.
