Sentence examples for based on a newer from inspiring English sources

They have become popular not only because they don't involve surgery and are relatively less expensive but also because they're based on a newer understanding of the way the face ages, which focuses on a loss of volume rather than a slackening of skin.

The CT used in this study was based on a newer generation of double fan-beam scanning configuration.

If the product is then deemed less promising based on a newer product, the community will be justified in asking why the research was commenced in the first place if the scientist did not feel confident about its potential efficacy.

Next month, Intel will release a line of processors based on a new design.

"Based on a new patented process of a cold extraction from the cacao bean," he explains.

Under the settlement, customers can have their premiums determined based on a new formula, Allstate said.

That is the conclusion of Oxford University researchers, based on a new forecasting model published in Research Policy.

"We hope to spawn an industry based on a new model," he says.

This year's publication is the first to be based on a new survey.

The reallocation of seats was based on a new decennial population count of 308,745,538 Americans.

"We tried our best to make a new Iraq, based on a new set of principles," he said.