Sentence examples for raised based upon from inspiring English sources

Various antimicrobial agents are used for both intact skin and wounds, although concerns are raised based upon effects on human cells and wound healing, such as those observed for silver [34], [72].

For example, the Trial Chamber also invited the Amici Curiae to assist the Trial Chamber by raising any defences that Milošević might properly raise based upon the evidence; making a submission as to the relevance, if any, of the NATO air campaign in Kosovo; and identifying any potential witnesses whom the Trial Chamber may wish to call.

Teachers are being promoted or given raises based upon their ability to teach students to succeed on the test rather than to teach students how to solve problems and to come up with new ways of viewing problems.

Ms. Somers insists she merely empowers women to ask about the bioidenticals as an alternative to traditional therapies, but the doctors who have written to Crown said she crossed the line by advocating Ms. Wiley's protocol, which repudiates a single hormonal dose through a monthly cycle and instead recommends raising it "based upon ancient cycles of nature".

Teachers are reportedly angered by the CPS's proposal to move toward a merit-based pay model where raises are based upon a new evaluation system based heavily on student growth, including their test scores, according to the Sun-Times.

I recalled that Hillary Clinton famously said, "It takes a village to raise a child," based upon an old African proverb.

Its stock was raised this week to a price range of  $15 and $17 per share and then raised higher to $20  based upon demand.

This may raise concerns as to whether the GP is able to raise a suspicion of cancer based upon the patient's symptoms.

Before World War II, its economy was based upon cattle raising and herring and salmon fishing.

But Night, based upon his experiences, raised complexities that might have derailed his career.

This whole case was based upon him just raising his arm.