Sentence examples for is based on concern from inspiring English sources

PAGE A23 A PINCH OF SCIENCE The New York City Health Department's new campaign to decrease the content of salt in processed food is based on concern for people's cardiovascular health.

The prevalence of H. pylori infection is known to increase with age, and surveys have found that a majority over the age of 60 in the United States are colonized, but the recommendation that all persons aged 55 and older have EGD is based on concern for malignancies, not the higher risk of H. pylori [ 27, 28].

It is far easier, at least politically, to say that a given law is based on concern for human dignity than on, for example, a Christian view of the moral status of the embryo – though there seems little doubt that religious perspectives have played an important role in the policy process.

He said on Tuesday that the British regulatory decision was "disappointing and unexpected, but we respect the regulatory authority's judgment because it is based on concerns over safety".

The third is based on concerns about a succession of destabilising financial events that cements the view of a post-crash global economy in need of low interest rates.

Most mixed and negative sentiment for the sharing economy is based on concerns over safety (provider and consumer), fair business practices (equal application of regulations or "leveling the playing field"), or lost tax revenue (uncollected hotel taxes).

The "sector downgrade is based on concerns about the impact of a slowing global economy in 2007 on metals consumption and our view this will impact stock performance," Merrill said in a downbeat sector note published Friday.

[ 8] This is a lower dose than used previously by many obstetric anaesthetists (10 20 IU) [ 9] and is based on concerns about side effects such as maternal hypotension.

More specifically, we believe that safer sexual behavior in HIV-positive MSM is based on concerns that go beyond a purely rational weighing of personal advantages and disadvantages, i.e., that safer sex is simply the right thing to do.

The decision was based on concern that such mail might have been contaminated at the district's main processing center on Brentwood Road, which handled the Daschle letter.

Mr. Markowitz has declined to comment further since he said last week that his decision was based on concern for the public.