Sentence examples for basis could have from inspiring English sources

"Lending granted on that basis could have grave consequences for the industry's ability to weather weaker economic conditions," he said in a text of his speech to the Independent Community Bankers of America.

The fact that enrolment of the senior residents was on a voluntary basis could have introduced a form of selection bias in the study as those enrolling themselves in the study might have been those individuals that were more comfortable with bedside ultrasound.

With the prospect of sniffer dogs costing £300 each per night, it was highly likely that imposing the requirements on a full-time basis could have spelled the end for the club.

We believe it is more likely, however, that maternal effects with a genetic basis could have influenced hybrid fitness.

Nonetheless, defining such differences and understanding their basis could have strategic implications for infection control policy and practice.

Nonetheless, defining such differences and better understanding their biological basis could have strategic implications for policy and practice; both for community public health and hospital infection control.

If you had perfect foresight and could time the S&P 500 on a daily basis, you could have turned $1,000 on Jan . 1 2000, into $120,975,000 on Dec. 31, 2009, just by going in and out of the market.

Since the study was not performed on an intention-to-treat basis, there could have been loss of patients, resulting in selection bias.

If some of these therapeutic findings could be extended to the commoner forms of infection that clinicians encounter on a daily basis, this could have an immediate public health impact.

"I couldn't remove him on the basis that it could have happened," he said.

They had some gorgeous pleated dresses with gelato panels of color, the basis of what could have been a great show.