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Standards for accreditation, which is given every three years, are based on performance, equipment, staff, services and procedures.

The most interesting possibilities for an afterlife proposed in recent years are based on hard science with a dash of speculation.

The arguments for genetically modified organisms (GMOs) that have been dinned into us for 15 years are based on an almost sublime misreading of the world's food problems.

Moreover, the report's authors concluded, federal vaccination recommendations, which have expanded in recent years, are based on inadequate evidence and poorly executed studies.

Microarrays based on comprehensive transcriptomic data can be used to advance pine research, however most examples of Pinus microarrays published in the last 10 years are based on very modest collections containing less than 3,500 sequenced genes (Heath et al. [2002]; Yang et al. [2004]; Myburg et al. [2006]; Adomas et al. [2007]; Balk et al. [2007]; Perdiguero et al. [2012]; Li et al. [2012]).

Ironically, the tax cuts, which Republicans have championed for years, are based on the same principle as increases in the minimum wage.

However, the finding of an important reduced risk in women with very long duration (15 or more years) was based on only one case.

The narrow way U.S. marriage is interpreted by some as done only one way for 2000 years is based on a U.S. neoconservative argument developed in the 1980s.

Their friendship, intermittent over the years, was based on self-interest rather than on intimacy.

"The reference to 30 years is based on projections which assume no change," he told The Guardian.

Your breakthrough documentary, The Alcohol Years, was based on your own experience as well, wasn't it?