Sentence examples for increase on the basis from inspiring English sources

"My survey of protein content in wheat in the U.S. over approximately the past one hundred years did not support such an increase on the basis of historical data in comparison with recent data,'' he subsequently told an interviewer.

The Labor leader, Bill Shorten, on Monday morning again expressed opposition to a GST increase, on the basis it would hit low- and middle-income earners.

"My survey of protein content in wheat in the U.S. over approximately the past one hundred years did not support such an increase on the basis of historical data in comparison with recent data," he subsequently told an interviewer.

The key to this is, of course, productivity, and there is nothing new about the axiom that a worker is either worthy of his hire or he isn't; that he is either worthy of a wage increase on the basis of what he produces, or he is not.

We then injected LOX protein supernatants into KIA mice, every day from days 23 to 38 after birth, and confirmed the LOX activity increase on the basis of better collagen fiber organization in the pancreatic tumor microenvironment 39 days after birth.

Papua New Guinea's woodchip exports are shown as increasing on the basis that increased pressures on fibre sources are likely to make it worthwhile collecting logging residues which are currently not utilised.

Like a number of other Fed officials, Mr. Greenspan is likely to resist any calls for further rate increases on the basis of a theoretical relationship between growth, unemployment and inflation.

In countries with a well developed honey consumption, product diversity is increasing on the basis of different product qualities and characteristics.

For both treatments, the dose could be increased on the basis of an unsatisfactory response on depressive symptoms, according to the clinical judgement of the investigator.

The use of plants for the treatment of dysentery and other diseases in traditional medicine has increased on the basis of these rich traditional medicine systems.

Weaning from parenteral nutrition was scheduled in order to obtain a weight gain velocity of ≥15 g/kg/day, with the parenteral provision of macronutrients (especially proteins) being gradually reduced and the intake of enteral macronutrients increased on the basis of the infant's weight gain velocity [ 14].