Pawelec and Wagner have questioned their claim on the basis of its reliance on low-resolution typing and have stressed the need for high-resolution HLA typing [ 30].
But what is the basis of trust?
The famous treatise Poslanie iconopistsu (late 15th century; "Epistle to an Iconographer"), attributed to Joseph of Volokolamsk, was implicitly addressed to Dionisy and can be seen as a synopsis of the spiritual basis of Dionisy's art, his reliance on the mystical traditions of Russian Orthodox Christianity, and the legacy of Andrey Rublyov.
Even if they could do so without damage, Beijing's technocrats cannot change the basis of their economy to reduce reliance on inward dollar flows.
In tumours, specifically the high degree of reliance on glucose as the metabolic substrate and the so-called Warburg effect provide a basis for metabolism imaging.
On the basis of statistical interpretation of results, rather than reliance on authors' interpretations presented in discussion/conclusion sections, the outcome of trials was classified as favoured new treatment, favoured conventional treatment, neutral (i.e., non-significant) or unclear.
Dividends grow roughly in line with the whole economy and 9-10% is just not plausible.This reliance on returns as the basis of the discount rate is extraordinary, when you stop to consider it.
Reliance on the labour-intensive basis of their agricultural livelihood may explain that.
In our mRNA-Seq analysis, unannotated salinity stress-inducible transcripts were identified on the basis of the piling up of mapped reads without reliance on gene annotation or FL-cDNA sequences.
Self-reliance is thus "development on the basis of a country's (region's) own resources, involving its populations based on the potentials of its cultural values and traditions" (Anyanwu 1992).
He praises "reliance on the ballot box as the basis of power".
