Sentence examples for based on a yearly from inspiring English sources
When it comes to potentially mandating certain types of helmets beyond the Nocsae standard — based on a yearly study similar to the one the league and the union already commissioned, for example — the league says it believes such a measure would stifle innovation among the manufacturers.
Micro-CHP performance are used as input to determine the specific system target cost (€/kW) based on a yearly energy and economic analysis.
Originally, the home teams in the playoffs were decided based on a yearly rotation.
But I believe that they're going to start putting limits on guys, how long they play, based on a yearly scan.
Information on adolescent travel in terms of distance and travel mode by age and gender for the years 2002 to 2009 was derived from the Dutch National Travel Statistics (Data source CBS-OVG, IenM-MON), which contains the yearly national averages that are based on a yearly national travel survey of a representative sample of Dutch households.
For comparative mass spectrometry experiments, a light level of 149 μE m 2 s–1 was used, which roughly corresponds to 15% exposure at 8 12 m of ocean depth where the corals were collected based on an yearly average irradiance level of 1050 ��E m 2 s–1 at the equator during a 12 h light period.
As in the past, annual updates will be published based on a twice-yearly review of new evidence.
This study was based on a four-yearly HBSC survey of health behaviour among school-aged children conducted in 1994 2006 in Estonia.
Based on an average yearly spend of £570, more splashy spenders would be lucky if this covered one pair (ahem).
The contracting third-party payer could then pay the hospital through a single monthly check based on a collaboratively developed yearly hospital budget, providing the hospital with guaranteed income for all its services.
We gave our couple two young kids who are both in full-time childcare, resulting in a hefty £11,700 annual bill (the average yearly bill, based on a two-year-old who goes to nursery for 42 hours a week, and a five-year-old in an after-school club, according to the Family and Childcare Trust), which works out at £975 of fees to pay per month.
