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Much of the economic deterioration from the attacks became clear for the first time yesterday in reports based largely on data gathered after Sept. 11.

They are based largely on data about the Russian operations provided to the Senate by Facebook, Twitter and the other companies whose platforms were used.

Based largely on data from the American Community Survey, the report did not try to analyze the legal status of its focus populations.

Mr. Molina, 24, said he was shocked when the police told him they suspected him of murder, and he was surprised at their ability to arrest him based largely on data.

Originally anticipated in 2007, the rankings are based largely on data from the 2005-06 academic year and analyze doctoral programs in the physical sciences and mathematics, agricultural and life sciences, health sciences, engineering, social sciences, and arts and humanities.

Based largely on data from cross-sectional doubled labeled water studies, the 2005 USDA Dietary Guidelines and Institute of Medicine recommend obtaining at least 60 minutes of moderate intensity activity per day to prevent weight gain.

At least these comparatively conserved eukaryotic TCS can be tackled with the strategies and bioinformatics data given here based largely on prokaryotic data.

In a comparison of broader-scale groupings based on cellular compartment (ie: chloroplast, mitochondrial or nuclear) or function, only the nuclear partition tree (based largely on EST data) was found to be topologically identical to the tree based on the simultaneous analysis of all data.

Two models have been put forward: the budding model, based largely on structural data, and the BamA assisted model, based on genetic and biochemical studies.

The Pew Research Center this week released a report, "How the Great Recession Has Changed Life in America," based largely on polling data.

During a news conference, Dr. Samet said the panel's decision to classify cellphones as "possibly carcinogenic" was based largely on epidemiological data showing an increased risk among heavy cellphone users of a rare type of brain tumor called a glioma.