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American intelligence says that its report of Iranian involvement is based on a technical analysis of exploded and captured devices, interrogations of Shiite militants, the interdiction of trucks near Iran's border with Iraq and parallels between the use of the weapons in Iran and in southern Lebanon by Hezbollah.

The statement went on to say that Mr. Rabbani had been a great friend of Pakistan and that the "so-called evidence" of Pakistan's involvement is based on the confession of an Afghan national who is suspected of being the mastermind of the plot.

Hutchison's involvement is based on improving Motherwell's fortunes on and off the field but he has no intention of becoming a benefactor.

The case for patient involvement is based on evidence that patients' active participation during the medical interview is associated with better health outcomes [ 10, 11] and increased involvement improves aspects of medical care [ 12, 13].

Each regional network began with voluntary, not mandatory, participation; involvement is based on expertise, not by formal position, with expertise becoming available to the network as needed; and network members have a sense of belonging that fosters trust and cooperation.

The latter kind of involvement is based on the assumption that the process which will best reflect society's values is a public engagement process which involves both stakeholders, including experts, and citizens with diverse backgrounds and perspectives.

First, all variables including socially undesirable behaviors, such as, substance use and criminal justice involvement were based on adolescents' self-reports.

Though in principle the peasants' involvement was based on "voluntary" participation, anecdotal evidence indicates that in practice, local governments often focused on the natural condition of the land as the main criterion for determining the land and the area to convert.

The criteria of organ involvement were based on international standards.

Laryngeal involvement was based on symptoms or objective diagnosis by specialists.

Some patients preferred that their involvement be based on "informed consent".