Sentence examples for concerns based on the from inspiring English sources

"There remain significant, independent, competition concerns based on the rate-card price and penetration discount, as found by Ofcom," said Aikens.

Moreover, many people in the media industry have the impression that the Republican administration may be more amenable to their business concerns, based on the Justice Department's willingness to settle its long-running antitrust battle with Microsoft.

"I do have concerns based on the turnaround efforts we've seen as to whether they'll work," he says.

This is possible due to the other types of resources and mechanisms proposed by ObasCId, such as the identification of concerns based on the interdependence among software requirements.

This work proposes a novel framework for the optimal design of chemical processes whose main novelty lies on the incorporation of environmental concerns based on the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) methodology.

The increasing ATB rates under annual applications resulted in higher soil PSI within each year, but the P related environmental concerns based on the current ATB application strategy at the research site were limited.

Rising concern based on the June statistics that "the economy would pick up again isn't true," he said.

Britain's Department of Trade and Industry recently posted a list of forty-five Iranian companies, universities, and government departments that it said had become subjects of concern "based on the last three years' experience" of attempted transactions involving materials that could be used to build missiles or weapons of mass destruction.

The tree uses a tiered approach that seeks to screen out combined exposures of low concern and exposures known to be a concern based on the effects of individual chemicals.

No respondent referred to the SIN ('Substitute It Now!') list [42], which is a globally used database of chemicals set up by the environmental organization ChemSec which compiles 912 (update February 2017) substances of concern based on the REACH criteria for SVHC substances.

As far as cost saving is concerned, based on the cost saving opportunity (CSO) metric, in the long term (10,000 rounds of trading), the proposed method results in a CSO of 51.48%, which is much higher than that by the other two methods; round robin method results in 14.07% and priority-based method results in 34.44%.