Sentence examples for based on a cross section of 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.
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.
Second, they will be better educated because there is now a blacklist of the most heinous vote-against-the-public, vote-for-the-funders offenders, based on a cross-section of bills Republicans, Democrats, and tea-partiers oppose, yet were passed by Senators and House Representatives on the blacklist.
Parliament released today the fourth and final set of seat projections, based on a cross-section of national polls, on the composition of the next (9th) European Parliament (751 seats).
These had been selected based on preliminary mtDNA information to present a cross section of P. infestans diversity.
The broad community model, found in Thailand and Zimbabwe, included a cross section of individuals from the broader community and included representatives based on the particular needs of the community.
The geometric was carefully chosen based on the cross section of the femora which provides optimal contact area between the stem and endosteal canal to promote osseointegration.
Solder joint failure mechanisms are analyzed based on observation of cross section of packages and dye and pry as well.
