Sentence examples for unless based from inspiring English sources

These often provide estimates of external rather than internal exposure (unless based on biologic sampling, e.g., from blood, urine), whereas from a biologic perspective, we are usually interested in internal dose, perhaps accumulated over long periods (months or years).

However, we show that the decision to stop recruitment early is not straightforward (unless based on safety concerns and there is clearly more harm in one group than the other).

This paper shows that such interpretations, unless based on precise field-work from relevant theoretical perspectives, can be very misleading, often purposefully so.

Véra was planning to visit them, but on one condition: "Does Michaël know that you are Jewish, and that consequently he is half-Jewish himself?" If he did not, she continued, "there would be no sense in my coming to see you, since for me no relationship would be possible unless based on complete truth and sincerity".

In this sense -- and this is the only reason now offered for the American presence in Afghanistan -- a counterinsurgency "success" there would be meaningless unless, based on the same strategic thinking, the U.S. then secured Pakistan, Somalia, Yemen, and a potential host of other places.

The flawed perception prevails that biodiversity priority will be obfuscated or compromised unless based purely on biological information.

Patients were made weight bearing as tolerated in the immediate postoperative period unless contraindicated based upon an intraoperative complication.

The difficulties will be compounded unless a broadly based government is swiftly installed in Kabul and neutral peacekeeping forces introduced.

But I also know, and you do too, that there is no healing unless it is based on truth.

"But it will not lead to long-term calm unless it is based on Israeli recognition of the national and legitimate rights of the Palestinian people".

Nationwide testing is useless unless it is based on a curriculum consensus reached by genuine experts in the subjects being taught — yes, the dreaded "elites".