Sentence examples for factor under which from inspiring English sources

California, for example, effective beginning in 2011, adopted an elective single-sales factor, under which property and employees are excluded from the apportionment formula.

In addition, in an effort to integrate all types of useful information, the data from publications that document a lack of virulence in a known VF is also collected, as are the conditions (host, experimental factor) under which this occurred.

We present an analytical model, driven by experimental data, that relates the main aging factors under which the battery cells have been tested to capacity fade.

The factors under which the TTAB evaluates the likelihood of confusion were established in In re E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., and are commonly referred to as the "du Pont factors".

Policy context includes all environmental factors under which a policy is made and implemented.

This growth pattern, inherently designed by intrinsic factors, is dependent, however, upon the environmental conditions, the extrinsic factors, under which it proceeds.

Thus, NAAT may not be a satisfactory screening tool for SNPT and further studies should pay attention to the clinical background and several other factors under which NAATs are conducted to better explain such variability.

This study identifies four chemicals (perhexiline, niclosamide, amiodarone and rottlerin) that stimulate autophagy and inhibit mTORC1 signaling within a few hours in conditions of nutrient and growth factor sufficiency, under which autophagy is normally downregulated and mTORC1 signaling switched on.

In order to identify individuals who not only are negatively affected by adverse conditions but also benefit most from positive experiences, it is necessary to include the entire range of the environmental factor under investigation, which can be the absence of the stressor [37].

We investigated each potential effect modifier separately: the daily number of events was broken down by the factor under consideration, which was itself included in the model as an interaction with the daily temperature.

Beyond these limiting factors, the system under which the Food and Drug Administration establishes tolerances has obvious defects.