Shilling: Well, I do because on the basis of earnings, I just don't think earnings are going to be supportive of stock prices.
This was because, on the basis of our clinical experience, non-implementation is commonly not explicitly recorded in patients' records.
Compounds such as alkylphenols and phthalates are sometimes disregarded in considerations of risk because, on the basis of their chemical structure, it is considered that these compounds are readily degraded in the environment (Jianlong et al. 2004; Smith 1995).
Maybe Cassar should ask Klopas on how to get the best out of a fluid, interchangeable frontline, because on the basis of Saturday's game the Montreal coach is on to something.
Miliband is suffering a sense of personal surprise and disappointment because, on the basis of recent polls, he genuinely believed he stood a good chance to become prime minister.
That's good because on the basis of her contribution, a lazy live interview with the frank and interesting choreographer Ann Liv Young, she shouldn't bank on a talk-show job.
Because on the basis of the evidence presented at trial and the evidence that was not allowed to be presented at trial, Errol Morris does not believe that Jeffrey MacDonald is guilty.
Because, on the basis of the literature, we were unsure whether we would find any effect, we decided to start our investigation with severe cases of POAG.
The pituitary and hypothalamus were selected because, on the basis of their incomplete BBB, they might be more prone to effects of blood-borne substances.
Because much of the basis of RF safety management is related to appraisal and measurement, adequate equipment resources are necessary.
