Sentence examples for for which authoritative from inspiring English sources

In the second part of the questionnaire, respondents were provided with a brief description of the health effects related to road traffic air pollution and noise; we only presented those health effects for which authoritative reviews indicate sufficient scientific evidence.

Although this approach is illustrated in Drosophila, the results are likely to have a more general significance across the insects (and thus half of all living species), and the workflow could equally be applied to other tissues, or to mammalian systems for which authoritative expression datasets are available.

These considerations describe the mechanism through which authoritative institutional action constitutes obligations.

To exclude this overlap in the computations there is a function that selects the data for which the current node has the authoritative copy, which we refer to as the slices that the current node is responsible for.

The user-supplied function can choose to either process all local data on a node, or only to process data for which the current node has the authoritative copy.

Why meddle with something for which there is a Latin, and therefore authoritative, term: the status quo.

This authoritative work and the Second Bibliography, 2 vol. (1929), are the achievements for which he is most noted.

According to the authoritative Guttmacher Institute, there were about 1.2 million abortions performed in 2008, the last year for which complete statistics are available.

Language policy consists of the authoritative allocation of resources to language and pertains either to the status or the corpus of the language for which policy is designed.

There are at least two such features necessary for authority-capacity: First, for something to be able to claim legitimate authority, it must be the case that its directives are identifiable as authoritative directives, without the necessity of relying on those same reasons which the authoritative directive replaces.

Authoritative reasons are claimed to be exclusionary reasons, excluding from consideration those dependent reasons (including, importantly, moral reasons) on which the authoritative directive rests.