Sentence examples for organic basis from inspiring English sources

Stripping this out, ITV Studios saw revenues decline 9% on an organic basis in the first nine months.

Half or more of fibromyalgia patients have or once had other disorders that lack a defined organic basis, like chronic fatigue syndrome, chronic headaches or irritable bowel syndrome.

In the latest quarter, Experian's UK business failed to grow on an organic basis, which does not include the impact of recent acquisitions.

Indeed, close observation in some instances may reveal minor alterations in consciousness and behaviour that suggest an organic basis, probably epileptic.

Centers are established (there is now a Shyness Research Institute, at Indiana University Southeast) and scientists get funding to, for example, find "the gene for shyness" — even though there was never any evidence that the condition has an organic basis.

A subsequent inquiry noted that "inasmuch as the selectee was to be rejected on an organic basis" -- the eardrum -- "the diagnosis of psychoneurosis, severe was not added to the list.

For vertebrates, bioaccumulation is measured in the field and expressed using either a BAF, the ratio of chemical concentration in the organism to the chemical's concentration in water, or a biota sediment accumulation factor (BSAF; the ratio of lipid-normalized chemical concentration in the organism to that in the sediment on an organic carbon basis) (Spacie et al. 1995).

Diets and feces were analyzed for NDF on an organic matter basis (aNDFom), acid detergent fiber, acid detergent lignin, and uNDF240 to estimate total-tract fiber digestibility.

18 20 All participants who received an ICD-10 F10–39 diagnosis for psychotic disorder following assessment via the Schedules for Clinical Assessment in Neuropsychiatry were included in the incident sample, except those with an organic medical basis to their disorder or profound learning difficulty.

If drugs worked, that implied an organic, or medical, basis for neurosis, which in turn challenged some of the basic assumptions of psychoanalytically oriented therapy.

Diseases with an organic and physical basis challenge any conception of a subjectivity located exclusively in the continuities of conscious and/or unconscious life as posited by psychoanalytic theory.