Sentence examples for concern based on a from inspiring English sources
Johnson, the former Navy coach, had his triple-option offense ready after much concern based on a rash of turnovers in the spring game and summer scrimmages.
In addition, a Tier 0 assessment can help minimize the effort of performing a Tier 1 assessment by screening out exposures that produce low concern based on a finding of very low doses for all chemicals reaching a receptor.
Recently, the Canadian government designated the St. Clair region which includes Sarnia and 16 others as "Areas of Concern" based on a hypothesis that environmental pollution is negatively affecting the population in these areas [ 43, 45].
The logic and principal goals of the project aimed at promoting equity in access to healthcare services for a disadvantaged group, itself an ethical concern, based on a judgement that inaccessibility of healthcare for the poorest members of a society is unjust [ 34].
In general, there is no pharmacologic mechanism known and also no repeated evidence from clinical trials or post-marketing observation so far indicating a medical concern based on a possible causality between bisphosphonate use and increased risk for serious atrial fibrillation.
As a solution for the Vietnam War, he advocated a policy of neutrality for all nations concerned, based on a negotiated peace of which a necessary preliminary was to be the withdrawal of all U.S. troops from Vietnam.
He followed that with: And finally: A statement posted after the Guardian contacted the police said: "Officers expressed concerns based on a number of factors that could compromise the safety of people who planned to attend.
If Mr. Koizumi were "willing to cultivate genuine friendship and cooperation," said the statement, "he should respect the positions and national sentiments of the countries concerned based on a correct understanding of history".
Ibrahim Konuk, head of the Canadian research team and a consultant for the United States Fish and Wildlife Service on the environmental impact statement for Liberty, cited concerns based on a lengthy computer modeling project conducted by Canada's Geological Survey on ice scouring and pipelines.
They claim that it would promote a culture of prevention by obliging – and protecting – designated people such as teachers, doctors, nurses and clergy to report their concerns, based on a child's disclosures or if they had reasonable grounds for suspicion.
Seralini was part of a team that flagged previous safety concerns based on a shorter rat study in a scientific paper published in December 2009 but this takes things a step further by tracking the animals throughout their two-year lifespan.
