Sentence examples for based on data submitted from inspiring English sources

In the UK, the Orthopaedic Data Evaluation Panel (ODEP) [ 11] provides a rating for prostheses based on data submitted by the manufacturers.

In registering a pesticide, the U.S. EPA determines allowable human exposures of the pesticide, based on data submitted by pesticide manufacturers and federal agencies, as well as its own research.

US research based on data submitted to the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) has shown those up to the age of 25 treated with antidepressant medication are more likely to experience an increase in suicidal ideation and suicide attempts [ 8- 10] resulting in controversy about what constitutes optimal treatment for youth depression [ 11- 14].

Sir Bruce told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme: "The data had shown a higher mortality but that data was based on information submitted by the hospital itself.

Also, information bias is inherent in retrospective studies, and most country of birth data were based on information submitted by the notifying physician.

Based on data voluntarily submitted by about 15,000 law enforcement agencies in the U.S., the FBI documented 6,121 hate crime incidents in 2016, up 5percentt from the previous year.

Also, services like Moving.com and Getamover.com can help gather estimates based on data you submit to them online.

The web-based dataset will generate regular confidential practice reports based on the data submitted, for each participating physician and nurse practitioner, comparing the practice to that of other providers at the same site and to those of the other sites and participating healthcare providers.

The company is hopeful that the Food and Drug Administration will soon approve the cancer drug Erbitux for sale based on new data submitted by Bristol-Myers.

In August 2009, DePuy received a letter from the FDA stating that based on the data submitted, the FDA was unable to assess safety and effectiveness for the ASR Hip Resurfacing System.

Eligibility for the free or reduced-price lunch program, which is administered by the USDA, is based on income data submitted to CPS each year, and ranges from 1.3 to 1.85 times the federal poverty rate (approximately equivalent to an annual income of less than $45,000 for a family of four).