Sentence examples for based on a weekly from inspiring English sources

The average price for unleaded gasoline rose to $1.315 a gallon, based on a weekly survey of 800 service stations.

The 2001 data is based on a weekly national survey of 500 online shoppers randomly chosen from Harris Interactive's panel of Net users.

For example, in France those rentals start at $99 a day (that's $693 for a week) for a Mercedes Benz E class with manual transmission, based on a weekly rate with unlimited mileage, tax and insurance not included.

Beyond just comparing data, each employee has a daily phone call with someone else on the team (based on a weekly rotation system) and she adds that these conversations will often include information about their sleep and why they might have got more or less deep sleep than before, providing deeper insights.

The site, whose investors include actor Will Smith, is looking to capitalize on the lack of music content on television channels like MTV and will be presenting a handful of music videos based on a weekly theme alongside originally produced content.

Use of community services will also be estimated based on a weekly survey administered to all participants.

As part of the IFDC project, a complex experience co-designed training material was created which consist of several different learning opportunities from chapters in the mobile app, to one-to-one training, competency assessments and small group teaching based on a rolling weekly programme.

The estimated hourly wage was 1.31 American dollars (US$), based on the Brazilian annual minimum wage in 2008, divided by the assumed number of annual hours of work based on a 44 weekly hours of work contract (2,288 hours/year).

In a single-institution study of mesothelioma, based on a four weekly regimen of cisplatin and gemcitabine in malignant mesothelioma, a response rate of 48% with a median survival of 9.5 months and an estimated 1 year survival of 41% was observed (Byrne et al, 1999).

The Simple algorithm offers an easy and patient-friendly way to titrate IDeg; in addition, the capacity to adjust IDeg doses with a 4 U increase or decrease, based on a single weekly SMBG value, may substantially reduce the financial and time burden and inconvenience of titration measurements.

This situation occurs so often because unemployment benefits are based on a person's weekly work situation while the earned income credit is based on a household's annual wages and salaries, and because weekly unemployment benefits by themselves are usually less than weekly wages and salaries.