Sentence examples for basis of a relevant from inspiring English sources
Accordingly, any justification on the grounds of 9(2)(g) would need to be on the basis of a relevant national provision.
Such assessments are critical, however, when an option is being proposed on the basis of a relevant high-quality systematic review.
That additional allocation should be financed exclusively through fresh appropriations to be mobilised by the budgetary authority, making full use of the available budgetary flexibility, on the basis of a relevant Commission proposal.
In such cases the government nominates a committee to write the report on the basis of a set of relevant questions (the mandate).
We integrated the first version of the framework on the basis of a review of the relevant literature and meetings with other experts, but we remain aware that it needs further improvement.
On the basis of a comprehensive study of relevant courts of appeals decisions in the aftermath of those attacks, this essay offers four findings.
These items were selected on the basis of a quick review of relevant literature [ 19, 26, 27] because no existing instrument measured providers' experiences with care delivery.
A structured questionnaire was prepared in the local Nepali language on the basis of a review of the relevant literatures and the preliminary analyses of separately conducted focus group discussions and in depth interviews (manuscript in preparation).
Although Li and Wang demonstrated that EndoG activity is relevant only in caspase-independent cell damage, caspase-dependent paradigms were used for the phenotypic characterization of EndoG-deficient mice, which were the basis for discarding a relevant role of EndoG in apoptosis [23], [24].
This scribble was not meant to imply any severe criticism of a match which, on the basis of the relevant statistics, could not be condemned as outrageous.
This model proposes that in Stage 1, T1 is detected on the basis of some relevant features (e.g., being a word) and grabs attentional resources used to complete its full (lexical) identification.
