Sentence examples for based on current population from inspiring English sources
Subsequent empirical studies have tended to find evidence of longer-run disemployment effects of minimum wages: for example, Baker et al. (1999) based on Canadian data, Keil et al. (2001) based on a panel of U.S. state-based data, Burkhauser et al. (2000) based on Current Population Survey data, and Wang and Gunderson (2011) based on a Chinese provincial-level panel data.
Estimates by Arloc Sherman of the Center for Budget and Policy Priorities, based on Current Population Survey data on market income, show that about 50 percent of people in the bottom quintile were under 18 or over age 65, compared with about 25 percent for the top quintile.
Based on current population density trends, both species are predicted to become extinct within 200 years.
It is, however, based on current population data involving schoolboy rugby players, applying concepts established in American schools contact sports, based on the only literature available on this subject.
Matching schoolboys for weight and grip strength, introducing a safety margin based on current population data, where younger players wish to compete above their age group is more likely to be an effective method of reducing mismatch.
Hames and Vardoulakis (2012) estimated an increase of 74% and 57% in annual heat-related mortality in the United Kingdom over the 2020s 2050s and 2050s 2080s, and a decline of 24%and26%6% of cold-related mortality over the same periods, based on current population levels.
Based on current populations of women of reproductive age and unmet need data from the most recent DHS, we estimate that in 2012, more than 7.8 million women in the 18 countries included in this analysis have an unmet need for limiting future births.
Urban areas are those continuously built-up areas having a population ≥ 1,000 and a population density ≥ 400/km based on current census population counts (Statistics Canada 2010a, 2010b).
Our findings are consistent with those from studies based on current African populations, which show that haplotype L1c is restricted to central Africa (5 ) and L3d and L3e are most frequently found in western and central Africa, respectively (6 ).
The United States has about 3,400 day programs but needs another 5,415 based on current and expected population needs, according to the Robert Wood Johnson study.
