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An attempt to compare them on the basis of equality can never be finally satisfactory . A succession of discoveries followed in the 1920s and 1930s , after he had moved to the Rockefeller Institute : the discovery of blood factors ( M , N , P , and Rh factors ) , and investigations on the chemical specificity of serological reactions , which became a basis of immunochemistry . The use in our hypothetical of 80 % of the total production as a basis of calculating the severance tax due from ' A ' does not imply that there are two sales of gas . After I was accused by Mecchi without any basis of branding Taiwanese as " blithering idiots " and " too dim-witted " and also disrespecting the island 's disabled first lady , I believe I was entitled to ask a simple rhetorical question about what Mecchi would say if one were to accuse him of something outrageous with no factual foundation . Thomas also assigned each candidate a supervisory evaluation score on the basis of their most recent performance evaluations . This is important since it suggests that a government cannot justify only providing for the economic and social rights of men or boys on the basis of financial constraints . This last object is a basis of the corresponding subspace of the vector space underlying the algebra module ( i.e ., the vector space spanned by all ExtRepOfObj ( v ) for v in the algebra module ) . In this paper we empirically investigate the basis of these claims . What would he say if one were to accuse him with no basis of being on some weird stuff fed to him by his Taiwanese wife or prostitute ? The Union 's argument over whether the board review defect was cured does not address this basis of the award and fails to establish that the award is deficient . In fact , Williams does appear in the Directory of British Scientific Instrument Makers ( which also includes retailers ) on the basis of this token . In the second form B must be a basis of L.