Sentence examples for basis for release from inspiring English sources
It cites Section 3 of the Prisoners and Criminal Proceedings (Scotland) Act of 1993 as the basis for release of prisoners, on license, on compassionate grounds.
At the same time, this work provided the scientific basis for release of myxoma virus for biologic control of rabbits.
The large difference in the position of the thumb domain in the ternary complex and in the isolated polymerase suggests a molecular basis for the release of the completed primer-template by Pol α: loss of the interactions with the primer-template duplex would allow the thumb domain to rotate away from the DNA, terminating the productive engagement of the polymerase with its substrate.
He and his lawyers say they are waiting to see the board's ruling to know the legal basis for his release.
The policy will be reviewed by June 2016 and will serve as a bridge until the rollout of the revamped E.U. clinical trial regulation which provides a legal basis for the release of clinical trial results, but will enter into force no sooner than May 2016.
The vast majority of the cells were found in this population and could constitute the basis for synchronized release into the cell cycle from G1 phase.
This effect on the cell membrane could, thus, be the basis for the release of cells in foci for further growth into neoplasms.
Thus, despite its established physiological and likely patho-physiological importance, the molecular basis for Ca2+ release by NAADP is not entirely clear [ 23].
The release of FasL from RBCs in response to these necroptotic stimuli was dependent on Syk, suggesting that RBC vesiculation/echinocyte formation is the basis for FasL release during RBC necroptosis.
The induction of membrane vesiculation in RBCs downstream of hCD59/Src signaling is mediated by Syk-dependent phosphorylation of the integral membrane protein, Band 3. The Syk-dependent formation of vesicles is the basis for the release of FasL from RBCs.
How are these prisoners expected to get parole when the basis for being released is their attendance on an offending behaviour course that requires them to acknowledge" an offence that they have in fact not committed?
