Sentence examples for based on data gathered by from inspiring English sources
It was prepared by two environmental groups, based on data gathered by the State Department of Environmental Conservation.
The findings are based on data gathered by United Nations agencies and other local and international bodies.
The work is based on data gathered by GRAIL (Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory), a pair of NASA spacecraft that orbited the moon in 2012.
– In this paper, I perform an analysis of the time to traverse different paths from a source to a destination in an urban city based on data gathered by a vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) intelligent transportation system (ITS) architecture.
We support our claim by presenting an analysis of the causal effects of daily activities, such as exercising, socializing or working, on stress based on data gathered by smartphones from 48 students that were involved in the StudentLife project [31] at Dartmouth College for a period of 10 weeks.
The dataset of this study is based on data gathered by [2], and extended by data of the information system chemical safety database (ICS) of the German Federal Environmental Agency UBAandandatata gathered by the OECD eChemPortal that were based on the ECHA dissemination database of REACH registrations.
Their study, based on data gathered in 2001 by the Federal Reserve, found that those who earned $400,000 to $499,000 a year gave 5.5percentt.
However, a general frame work can be postulated based on data gathered thus far and by analogy with known roles in other organs.
And according to Geltman, unpublished findings based on data gathered from 1999 to 2009 by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health show that a whopping 23% of African refugee children (most of whom, at that time, were from Somalia) had BLLs exceeding 10 µg/dL.
Our analysis is based on data gathered through participatory workshops and complemented by qualitative content analysis of relevant policy documents.
He is also good on the takeover of the DSM-III taskforce by Robert Spitzer and its transformation from a slim, vaguely Freudian manual to one ordered around symptom-clusters based on "data" gathered from groups of psychiatrists.
