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The lack of a conceptual framework seems to preclude the success of potential interventions because there is no clear concept based upon which to intervene.

It is the guilty secret all the big-name graduate recruiters keep to themselves - how often do they get rid of applicants based upon which university they went to?

The reasoning behind evaluating medical interventions is that a hierarchy of methods exists which successively produce improved and therefore more rigorous evidence based medicine upon which to make clinical decisions.

This subsection develops the basic framework of this paper, giving a rough sketch on a whole economy and transactions, based upon which I would like to give a more detailed description by means of an abstract model.

A characteristic of the method is to delineate "collapse" futures, based upon which resilient futures are described to avoid the various collapsed states.

The resultant boundary value equations of the system are solved by applying the Fourier transform technique, based upon which the noise reduction due to the compliant coating layer can be favorably calculated.

As a result, Amazon must now decide what new markets to enter based upon which windows of opportunity look like they'll slam shut first.

Established theories on health behavior suggest that the first possible determinant is patients' knowledge on adherence to ART, based upon which people form their treatment outcome expectancies [ 6].

The Welsh public consistently shows it cares deeply for the environment and the country has a solid base upon which to build a thriving green economy.

Just as well, then, that they have the division's outstanding goalkeeper behind them, the most solid of bases upon which to build.

The mayor now wants to revise the formula permanently, perhaps by adding personal income-tax or sales-tax revenues to the calculation, resulting in a broader and more stable tax base upon which to issue debt.