Sentence examples similar to scope on the basis of from inspiring English sources

In Cameron's Britain, 85 workers compete for every job, with the result that employers have more scope for discriminating on the basis of class background.

For the convergence of this algorithm, a scope is found on the basis of the H∞-norm.

According to ACHCEW, the charter should have done 'far more to address important issues at the heart of the health service – equality of access to health care, the scope for patient participation on the basis of informed choice and the quality of care and treatment'.

The new rules would guarantee access to abortions in the public health sector by limiting the scope for doctors to object on the basis of conscience, she said.

This means that there is scope for optimizing the algorithm on the basis of both the appearance of the corrected EEG trace and the prominence of the motor related gamma peak.

Studies such as the 3500+ patient Screening for Pregnancy Endpoints (SCOPE) study have recruited women on the basis of risk factors associated with preeclampsia (e.g. first pregnancy) [ 36].

We conducted our scoping review [ 26] on the basis of the enhanced recent recommendations of Arksey and O'Malley [ 27] by Levac and colleagues [ 28] and presented the results of our search strategy in a flowchart (Fig.  1).

During the past 35 years, Title IX's scope has been broadened such that "on the basis of sex" is now considered to include sex-based harassment.

Nine journals which were identified on the basis of scoping searches as publishing papers on self help and related topics were hand searched from 1995 to March-May 2005 (see Figure 1).

A survey of literature was carried out on the basis of editorial scope and contents of the journals and a list of journals was compiled.

The main research studies on ecodesign issues are presented and classified in a structured framework on the basis of the scope perspective.