Sentence examples for based on federal data from inspiring English sources

In just one stretch along the Mississippi, based on federal data available on Friday, at least 13 levees were overwhelmed by the river this past week, offering a window into the system.

Ford released its own analysis, based on federal data of crashes over the last few years, showing that one in 18 Explorers rolled over after a tire failed.

Some commentators sounded the alarm based on federal data showing that nationally, the percentage of humanities majors hovers around 7 percent — half the 14 percent share in 1970.

The study, published on Monday in the journal Health Affairs, was based on federal data of more than 800,000 deliveries at 593 hospitals in 2009.

Based on federal data for traffic fatalities from 1998 through 2002, the study showed that Jericho Turnpike had the greatest number, 78 deaths, followed closely by Sunrise Highway with 71.

The highest percentage value can be observed in the year 2009 (with a strong decrease in GDP and an increase in infrastructure investment) whereas this indicator is decreasing after 2010 and shows a minimum in 2015 (own calculations based on federal budget data and GDP data).

That compares with about 45 percent in 1945, and 62 percent in 1990, based on federal census data, Mr. Humphries said.

Based on federal school data, the research found that the percentage of students suspended at least once in grades K through 12 has nearly doubled over the last four decades — to 6.9 percent in 2006 from 3.7 percent in 1973.

But the Pew study, based on federal Census data, found that when measured by household income and poverty rates, the college-educated cohabitors compared favorably with similar married couples, and were better off than adults without opposite-sex partners.

The report, based on federal Department of Education data, said that of the 223,190 public school students nationwide who were paddled during the 2006-7 school year, at least 41,972, or about 19percentt, were students with disabilities, who make up 14percentt of all students.

The share of road infrastructure investment in the overall federal spending varies around 2% with a maximum in 2009 and generally lower values in the period 2010 2014 when compared to the years 2001 2008 (own calculations based on federal budget data and [43]).