Meanings of based national in English

The Belfast- based national daily newspaper Daily Irelandis to cease publication from tomorrow.

Problem: Asthma management should follow evidence- based national guidelines.

Participants: Participants were 7869 male twins in the Vietnam Era Twin Registry, a USA- based national twin registry.

It's a San Francisco- based national engineering firm that designs, investigates, and rehabilitates structures, building enclosures, and materials.

Thus, a new evidence- based national practice guideline for colorectal cancer screening and polyp diagnosis should be developed.

About Crombie Real Estate Investment Trust Crombie Real Estate Investment Trust is a Canada- based national real estate investment trusts.

Methods: We conducted a self-administered, smartphone- based national survey in 136 tertiary hospitals across 31 provinces.

Design: Scenario- based national survey.

The services of reporters in the two newsrooms are to be "pooled", the Dublin- based national stations have confirmed.

Traditionally, there have been relatively few buyers in Britain, not least because of the vibrancy of the London- based national newspaper market.

Term life assurance and travel insurance are now part of the range of products on offer through the Athlone- based national call centre.

He told the Dáil yesterday there would also be an action- based national strategy dealing with drugs, involving consultation with taskforces and communities.

Conclusions: Use of a US- based national children's hospital database presents outcomes and resource utilization from a multi-institutional, real-world experience in pediatric hospitals.

These changes range from the acknowledged transition from an industrially based national economy to an information processing global economy focused on service.

This study aimed in collecting integrated data using a web- based national database system to build a risk model for mortality after surgery for ADP.

Paris- based national statistics office Insee reported this morning that French GDP was unchanged compared with the fourth quarter (when it expanded by a meagre 0.1%).