Sentence examples for based on new published from inspiring English sources

All previous recommendations were reviewed, and only those that required updating based on new published studies were revised.

The story was supposedly based on new research published by the Labour Party, but in fact it was based on a National Audit Office report on free schools published last December.

The above illustration is based on new findings published in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.

The share of the developing world's population living on less than $1.25 a day (the international definition of poverty) has fallen from 30% in 2000 to below 10%, according to an estimate by the Centre for Global Development, based on new data published by the World Bank in April.

We changed it based on new information published in 2015 (Weitzner, et al).

In an email, a CDC press officer explained in reference to the new wording: "We changed it based on new information published in 2015 (Weitzner, et al).

To test these hypotheses, we analysed the geographic distribution of reproductive modes based on new and published sex ratio data.

Stylistic analysis based on new and previously published transcriptions.

We do not include the actual formulas and codes in this report as we are continuing to revise them based on new data and intend to publish more explicit discussion of the formulas in future work.

We seek to improve our understanding of this effectiveness by posing hypotheses based on new experimental data as well as published data, testing these hypotheses in silico, and posing new hypotheses for validation in future studies.

The most recently published EUROCARE data, based on new diagnoses between 1995 and 1999, indicate that the survival gap between England and the 'European average' had diminished but had not been completely removed (Berrino et al, 2007; Richards, 2007; Verdecchia et al, 2007).