Sentence examples for based on annual data from inspiring English sources
The UN Food and Agriculture Organisation, meanwhile, is working on a new measure of self-reported food security, based on annual data collected globally through the Gallup World Poll.
Estimates of marginal willingness to pay for catching fish based on annual data are 5 times higher than those based on bimonthly data.
My 2009 book with Carmen M Reinhart, This Time Is Different: Eight Centuries of Financial Folly, develops a novel database for studying international financial crises based on annual data for seventy countries covering 800 years.
Sperling's air quality index is based on annual data from the EPA, which factors in ozone and pollutants like carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, lead and volatile organic chemicals.
Based on annual data related to Italian banks over the period 1993 2003, they analyzed the link between noninterest revenues and profitability.
In addition, according to the WonkHE think tank, it is widely anticipated by the sector that the OfS will replace periodic review based on annual data submission with a new method to use 'live data' and 'real-time metrics' to monitor institutions (Carrigan, 2017).
In terms of time scale, it usually forecasts the annual power load in the next few years or even decades based on annual historical data, which means a low data quantity and resolution.
These data were compiled in the Motorcycle Industry Council's (MIC) Statistical Annual report based on annual sales data provided by motorcycle manufacturers (MIC 2010).
It is important to emphasise that these measures for emigration and immigration intensities are based on migrant stock data, and should therefore not be confused with migration rates which are usually based on annual flow data.
Firstly, we established the annual comprehensive energy consumption method of biogas fermentation tank based on annual meteorological data of 8760 hours, which is more rigorous and accurate than the conventional method.
In fact, Ruiu and Breschi's analysis is based on annual regional data on the number of celebrations in April.
