Sentence examples for use on grounds from inspiring English sources

At the time this trial was conducted, the Cochrane review on clomifene citrate in unexplained infertility suggested that it had a beneficial effect and supported its use on grounds of low cost and ease of administration.

The first is under what is sometimes called the doctor's therapeutic privilege, but this legal justification relies on the drug in question having been tested for some other condition and having been licensed for this other particular use on grounds that it is safe and efficacious.

Comparative studies of physical quantities such as plasma density and electron differential flux calculated using on-ground calibration factor with the quantities deduced from the wave experiment and high energy electron detector provide in-flight calibration.

And while there are raging controversies about cellphone use on ground-based public transportation like trains and buses, imagine how much more intense the concern becomes in an airplane cabin, where passengers are confined, often for long hours, in close proximity, unable to flee.

Open image in new window Fig. 9 Borehole camera in use on ground surface and at the cave roof Open image in new window Fig. 10 Borehole camera report above cave with snapshots.

On the other hand, Democrats want strict limits on the use of ground troops and geographic locations.

Tractors used on ground of irregular contours have tracks so mounted that their left and right front ends rise and fall independently of each other.

Adaptive optics, now used on ground-based mirrors to counter thermal, gravitational, and atmospheric variations, could be used to lower both the cost and weight of a new space-based mirror and forge the way for future missions.

In an uplink, only a relatively simple polarization analysis module needs to be on board the satellite and ultra bright state-of-the-art quantum source(s) can be used on ground.

This new study attempts to overcome these limitations by using on-the-ground assessments.

Using on-the-ground-experience with multispecies IFQ fisheries in Iceland, New Zealand, Australia, and Canada, we assess the design and use of catch-quota balancing mechanisms.