Sentence examples for based on a usually from inspiring English sources

The initial news about the trial, based on a "usually well-informed source," was published on Friday by Ta Kung Pao, a party-backed newspaper in Hong Kong that is viewed as a reliable mouthpiece for Beijing's interests.

The first is subjective, based on a questionnaire usually modified from an original one presented in [1].

That the mask is based on a type usually used to portray women adds an extra dig.

The key to the success of focal therapies is appropriate patient selection based on an unequivocal, usually solitary, treatment target [5].

Rods are almost always based on an existing, usually older, production car such as a '32 Ford, first-generation Camaro, '55 to '57 Chevrolet or even an early Honda/Acura Integra from the early '90s.

Coupons are valid for a year, and a ticket based on a coupon is usually valid for a further year.

Based on a tip from usually reliable diplomatic sources, the Guardian reported yesterday that he had defected and was on the way to the US.

Based on a tip from usually reliable diplomatic sources, The Guardian reported yesterday that he had defected and was on the way to the US.

The multi-SNP analysis aims to test association based on a SNP set, usually defined based on biological knowledge such as gene or pathway, which may contain only a portion of SNPs with effects on the disease.

Once, commissions -- or pay based on a percentage of billings, usually 15percentt -- predominated.

THE SCORING -- The heats are unseeded and based on a random draw, and usually only heat winners advance to a semifinal or final.