Sentence examples for based on a cross section from inspiring English sources

In 2014, the OECD Better Life Index ranked Australia as the number one country in the world based on a cross section of economic and social measures.

First, our results are based on a cross section of China's labor market in 2002.

Not only is the data old — and hooking up is a particularly millennial pastime — it's not based on a cross-section of the American population.

An analytical approach, based on a cross-section analysis, is introduced to calculate the load-carrying capacity of the strengthened walls and a satisfactory agreement is obtained between experimental and theoretical results.

The non-significance of coefficient of other price variables may be because the study was based on a cross-section data, typically characterised by minimal level of variation in prices across observation points.

Earlier this month, The Times reported that L.A. Unified was paying among the highest prices, based on a cross-section of school districts contacted by the newspaper.

Our model was based on a single cross section at the level of the lesser trochanter, not taking into account differences in the cross-sectional shape of other parts of the implants.

He introduced a theory of rock formations known as Stratum, based on a pictorial cross-section of the geology under the estate and coal seams in nearby coal works of the Somerset Coalfield.

The program developed a stage discharge relationship based on the cross section from HEC-RAS and slope from SWAT then calculated the velocity and shear stress for various stages.

The subsurface geometry of the basin fill, basement, and structures are based on geological cross section of Kingston (1988) as well as a basement depth map utilized by Suryantini (2007).

In current study, based on the cross section of selected bronze samples from two sites, a new Fdet was designed including six groups of objects based on the volume of corrosion penetration into the metallic microstructure.