Sentence examples for basis that may from inspiring English sources
"I just think if they have an anchor, a neutral person or a person that they can feel comfortable coming to one on one, on a more personal basis, that may change their views a little," she said.
In all of these instances, one can always say, "Well, this person didn't follow the rules," and on an individual basis that may seem sufficient to justify the consequences.
Here, we describe a new regulatory pathway for low-voltage-activated T-type Ca2+ channels, and provide insights into molecular basis that may underlie the enhancement of T-type Ca2+ conductance of thalamic neurons in the Genetic Absence Epilepsy Rat from Strasbourg (GAERS) and other rodent models of absence epilepsy.
I am concerned about all the deeper productivity tools that I use on a regular basis that may suddenly decide that the least common denominator feature set between desktop and mobile is suddenly what they are going to aim for.
ADHD and motor problems may have a common basis that may be due to genetic factors and/or shared environmental factors [ 57].
Specific questions included: to what degree SASd can be considered to be pathogenic to humans, and whether there is a basis that may justify a different risk management of this serovar compared to other Salmonella types in Sweden.
On the basis that others may follow suit, Hammerson fell 16.1p to 401.4p and Land Securities lost 26p to 649p.
Donald Trump cast doubt on Republican candidate Ted Cruz's eligibility for the presidency on Tuesday, on the basis that he may not be a natural-born US citizen.
On a strictly tax basis, that arithmetic may not work, because the company can take a deduction for the salary expense but not for the dividend payment.
Our society has more or less tolerated control orders on the basis that they may save many lives, but now the tools of surveillance and control have without any debate spread into other areas of policing.
He says options that would have been open to Facebook would be to file a lawsuit or involve law enforcement on the basis that it may have breached data protection laws.
