Sentence examples for on equitable basis from inspiring English sources

DPI with consistent values for all test conditions, indicating high degree of independence of operating conditions and food product characteristics, can therefore be used as a test parameter for performance comparison between different dryer designs on equitable basis.

It is also found that for any dryer operating at given air flow condition, almost invariable NLPI values have been obtained for a wide range of absorbed energy and ambient air temperature data, thus facilitating performance comparison between different dryer designs on equitable basis.

"None," said communists, "only the state can redistribute resources on an equitable basis".

Agents, too, often appropriated goods near their command but did not go farther away to impress on an equitable basis.

One view in military circles is that the events of Bloody Sunday should not be seen in isolation, and any action should be on an "equitable basis" – a clear reference to killings by republican paramilitaries.

"The bottom line is you don't have to be a smoker to get cancer from cigarette smoking," Mr. Martin said in a statement, adding, "It is only fair that we have a level playing field in this important area of public health and that the health of workers is protected on an equitable basis for all".

We have to include people on an equitable basis".

"The broadcasters have set out their proposals and continue to talk to all the relevant parties on an equitable basis.

There has been insufficient investment to ensure that maternal and reproductive health services are accessible, affordable, and available on an equitable basis [10].

By 2012, Turkey will implement clean development goals to develop institutional capacities and information systems that comply with the provisions of the Convention on an equitable basis.

Relative growth rate is a standardised measure of growth with the benefit of avoiding, as far as possible, the inherent differences in scale between contrasting organisms so that their performances can be compared on an equitable basis (Hunt 1990, p. 6).