Sentence examples for informed basis from inspiring English sources

But let's have this on a properly informed basis.

"The excessive complexity of the securitization sector" made it "close to impossible to make decisions on an adequately informed basis".

That court hearing should not have proceeded immediately but waited to hear the case on a "fully informed basis", he said.

This paper introduces the general framework, concepts, and procedures of anatomically informed basis functions (AIBF), a new method for the analysis of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) data.

When plans are submitted for shareholder approval, the proxy disclosure should be sufficiently clear to establish that the shareholder vote was obtained on a fully informed basis.

After reconstruction of the grey matter surface from an individual's high-resolution T1-weighted MRI, we specify a set of anatomically informed basis functions, fit the model parameters for a single time point, using a regularized solution, and finally make inferences about the estimated parameters over time.

The framework by Morgan and Lifshay [2], the theory of social capital [4] and theory of change [5] informed theoretical basis for the systematic client/community engagement (SCE) interventions described in this paper.

While the model has also informed the basis of methamphetamine reduction interventions [ 49] and has been used to understand determinants of hepatitis B vaccine behaviors among MSM [ 50, 51], our review of peer-reviewed literature did not uncover the use of Health Belief Model to evaluate or inform any sub-Saharan interventions to reduce behavioral risks for HIV infection among MSM.

Informed consent the basis for this assessment is sometimes found in the bioethical principle of respect for persons described in the Belmont Report (National Commission for the Protection of Human Subjects of Biomedical and Behavioral Research 1979) or respect for autonomy (Beauchamp and Childress 2005).

While this utopian vision informs the basis for the patterns in his language, it also excludes many social, political and economic realities (Elsheshtawy 2001).

This re-orientation of the WHO (2007) building blocks informs the basis of our framework.