Sentence examples for based on historic data from inspiring English sources

The excoriating National Audit Office report, he says, is based on historic data.

(1) Based on historic data and recent development, any OD container flows can be predicted.

To date, there is convergence that RLs should be based on historic data, while taking into account national circumstances [5].

CAP predicts future car values based on historic data for 70 variables influencing depreciation, including brand, model, engine size, colour and market conditions.

It also estimates, based on historic data, that there will be an overall improvement in flying times to incidents of around 20% - from 23 to 19 minutes.

Navevo's system is based on historic data showing the most popular cycle routes and common HGV travel plans, and seeing where they coincide.

This information is actually based on historic visit data from other travelers, which Google has then assembled into lists that include the most popular sights and attractions.

Historic Building Information Modelling HBIMM) is a novel prototype library of parametric objects, based on historic architectural data and a system of cross platform programmes for mapping parametric objects onto point cloud and image survey data.

If the Buffett Rule is made law, based on historic IRS data, these Americans would pay on average $190,000 extra in taxes each year, producing some $41 billion in additional tax revenue -- enough to cover less than 12 days of deficit spending each year.

Seventy-eight male workers selected from this coke oven plant were classified into two groups, COE-exposed and control, based on historic exposure data from mandatory regular air sample analysis.

Based on the power calculations with these assumptions, 58 clusters will provide more than 80% power to detect a 25% improvement in the composite outcome over a range of assumptions that are reasonable based on historic MNH Registry data; the design will provide 79%to94%4% power to detect as little as a 20% reduction over the range of underlying risks.