Sentence examples for based on a later from inspiring English sources
Sanofi does not plan to sell this vaccine to the public; it is developing newer ones, including one based on a later strain from Indonesia, Mr. Lavenda said.
However, the Arabic text lacks mathematical symbolism, and it appears to be based on a later Greek commentary perhaps that of Hypatia (c. 370 415)—that diluted Diophantus's exposition.
The far-reaching schemes for the conquest of the western Mediterranean and the setting up of a universal monarchy, recorded by Diodorus Siculus, a 1st-century Greek historian, are probably based on a later forgery; if not, they were at once jettisoned by his successors and the army.
The idea is to study the unobserved entry (or immigration) of people to the state of "consumer", based on a later first entry to treatment.
The model can be reapplied to the original series with extra observations added at the end to give forecasts based on a later starting point.
The main analyses are based on records downloaded from the database in October 2008 after almost 2.1 million invitations while the analysis of uptake of screening by socioeconomic deprivation and hub is based on a later download performed in January 2009 after 2.6 million invitations.
But, he says, it arguably does have "wiggle room" to provide relief by allowing 2008 RMDs to be based on an alternate later valuation date, rather than Dec. 31, 2007.
While he did not say that the figures were based on a draft, aides later said he had been briefed on the document.
Bacon gives to understand that he takes inferential and iconic signs to be signs more properly than the members of third class, i.e., signs based on a causal relation (later in the Compendium studii theologiae he will drop this class entirely).
In this paper, we address this issue by proposing a common turning point (CTP) approach (which will be discussed later) based on a polling-based approach [1].
That is why we talk about a demonstration study research design that will of course need replication based on a stronger design at a later point in time, if emerging results are promising.
