Sentence examples for precisely the basis from inspiring English sources

But morality is precisely the basis on which we've been asked us to think about golden rice.

Often a failure to take responsibility for one's conduct, a failure to see oneself as the source of moral harm, is precisely the basis for one's responsibility and guilt (see Eshleman, 2001).

This forms precisely the basis of the first step of any phylogenetic analysis – establishment of identity-by-descent as a basic feature of homologous characters.

It is precisely on the basis of national parliamentary sovereignty that a shared European parliamentary sovereignty can be forged.

Jimmy Carter prefers Trump to his closest rival Ted Cruz, precisely on the basis that he thinks Trump is "malleable", without any "fixed" positions.

Parameters of a probabilistic model often cannot be determined precisely on the basis of limited data.

Precisely on the basis of this new research avenue, it is clear that basic principles of vertical and horizontal equity are damaged in the presence of underreporting.

Although we cannot precisely map the basis of the defect in VAND in the present cross, future backcross studies could be used to identify factors required for efficient transmission in the cat.

"There have been a number of other charities given grants by the Department for Education on precisely this basis without tendering, and for the same reason – that a programme was to be kickstarted and there was one obvious organisation to help," she said.

Transparency as a driver of public service outcomes is not a new idea: Florence Nightingale promoted the concept of measuring death rates in London hospitals in the 1850s on precisely that basis.

But finding agreement among the world's privately run internet networks is hard.The urgent need is for an international legal code that defines cybercrimes more precisely, and offers the basis for some remedies.