Sentence examples for basis for recognising from inspiring English sources

In parallel to the development of a legal basis for recognising and responding to DV, front-line health workers and NGO groups were active in trying to establish formal service protocols for managing victims of DV and pushing for a coordinated multi-sector response that led to the establishment of a pilot OSCC.

Bravo to the FCC for recognising that.

Howman went on to praise the IAAF for recognising the need for biological passports (it took 3,218 blood samples in 2011) and a clutch of athletes were banned before the London Olympics on the basis of their blood profiles.

Kudos to The Guardian for recognising the scoop.

To provide a sound basis for management, it is important to recognise the emergent properties of land mosaics and understand how they influence components of biodiversity.

Concurrently, there was demethylation of the Il-4 locus in pulmonary CD4+ T cells, a finding of considerable interest given that such epigenetic changes are now recognised as the basis for development of a stably altered immunological response (van Panhuys et al., 2008; Zhu and Paul, 2008).

Because natural products and services are available free or virtually free, and because their value is often not recognised, there is no basis for putting a price on them.

Also, sets of recognised species often form the basis for surrogates for geographic priority setting.

Several robust clades are recognised that might provide the basis for a revised subfamily circumscription including a narrower circumscription of the Lepidozioideae and a more inclusive Lembidioideae.

A robot's analysis of natural language and non-verbal expressions can recognise different emotional states as a basis for interaction (e.g. Saint-Aimé et al. 2010).

Rather than proceeding with this verification on a national basis, it has been proposed that an approach be taken of recognising seven agro-ecological zones as the basis for verifying freedom.