Sentence examples for guidance upon from inspiring English sources

He also wrote a letter promising that Schapelle would receive "support and guidance" upon her release and was reported to be in the prison van when she was taken from the jail on Monday.

One seller doubled over, in tears, at a booth he ran under Mr. Kaplow's guidance upon realizing that the day's profits of a few thousand dollars would enable him to deliver his 1960s Volkswagen Beetle to his son in the Navy.

For instance, prisoners in POW camps converge without any centralized guidance upon a single medium of exchange, such as cigarettes.

As responsible parties in relation to enforcement of national and EU data protection law DPAs are in a clear position to assess or provide guidance upon the requirements of the existing legal framework in relation to new technologies.

Although proficiency with PDA use was not evaluated and individuals were provided additional guidance upon request, training effectiveness was not assessed.

And did Morgan Stanley, or any other underwriter, issue guidance based upon non-public information to some investors — the firm's favored clients — but not others?

Although mbc is required for axon outgrowth (Figure 5A), we did not observe an increase in axonal outgrowth or guidance defects upon removal of Ncad (Figure 7E), suggesting that Mbc may function independently.

Best laboratory practices during sample analysis followed guidance, based upon the International Conference on Harmonisation (http://www.ich.org/), for the quantitative analysis of polyphenolic compounds using a validated assay and commercially available standards, with all samples run in duplicate with appropriate quality controls [64], [65].

Sema3A is a secreted protein well known for its role as a guidance signal upon binding to its receptor NP1.

GW-specific primers were designed based on the candidate fragment sequences following the manufacture's guidance (available upon request).

We assess the guidance based upon whether or not it promotes the capability approach [ 15] in a robust way, as an alternative to the QALY approach [ 5].