Sentence examples for basis of conducting from inspiring English sources

We, therefore, used watersheds as the basis of conducting our ecological assessment at the two parks.

The approach that Gwaltney et al. [ 8] supported, and thus the basis of conducting their meta-analysis, was to provide evidence on quantitative equivalence between modes of administration.

The findings from this study are invaluable still, and can serve as the basis of conducting a more elaborate one in the future.

General practice in the United Kingdom has become accustomed to conducting patient surveys on an annual basis for financial incentives, but the current incentive structure pays physicians primarily on the basis of conducting the survey rather than making changes.

Unfortunately, the basis of conducting a successful business is based on trust, which may be lost by not revealing certain aspects about yourself if you've now become romantically entangled.

The analysis is done on a basis of conducted studies and observations of the strengths and limitations of each small scale digester design installed.

On the basis of conducted analyses it can be assumed that the calculation algorithm of ISO 9613-2 norm allows to predict properly the impact of land wind turbines located both in central Europe and in areas of similar climate, relief and type of flora.

Prof. Rick Hills of the University of Michigan Law School points to a bigger hurdle: a lack of constitutional grounding for theories that try to establish equal protection on the basis of conduct or behavior.

Last year, I also described the French cadre as an "the upper bound" on the basis of conduct: because people don't have guns or knives and have also internalized an upper limit to their violence, there's lots of small-scale violence — lots of bar fights and street fights, on the assumption that they are cadré.

Your Duty to Mankind: States that the Law of Thelema should be the sole basis of conduct.

The barriers were established years ago in an effort to prevent criminal investigators from sidestepping the Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable searches by using the foreign-surveillance laws as the basis for conducting wiretaps of criminal suspects.