Sentence examples for based on such surveys from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is important to understand the relationships between indirect measures, such as surveys of fish consumption or modeled Hg intake based on such surveys, and the relationship of each to Hg biomarkers.

We believe that evidence-based interventions can be adopted based on such survey data.

Based on such a survey a list of the scientifically important planetary environments can be drawn up by a COSPAR panel.

Any population survey, especially one based on such a sample size and with an overall 55% response rate, is unlikely to be entirely representative of its target population: we have to be aware that it is probable that not all sections of society are represented within the collected data.

The implications of these estimates are firstly that T. brucei s.l. is probably more widespread than currently implemented surveys based on such molecular tools suggest, both in Western Kenya [15] and elsewhere.

Based on such results from the national survey, several policy measures to enhance the operation of full-day kindergarten programs are suggested below.

It may seem conjectural to extrapolate a forecast based on such anecdotal evidence, but Kivijarv claims the survey is based on solid research aggregated from 160 industry sources.

Basically, research based on cross-sectional surveys such as PIAAC cannot differentiate between the theoretically equally plausible causal mechanisms of literacy selection (i.e. students with higher literacy progressing further or to different types of programs in formal education) and literacy development (i.e. formal education producing higher literacy) distinguished by Reder (1998).

Much of the existing research is based on large household surveys (such as the CHHS) or administrative databases and there remains a need for more qualitative, place-specific research that explores the reasons why people use specific types of alternative health care as tied to socio-economic status, health, place of residence, and knowledge of these treatments.

It doesn't seem as though customers even want this feature based on both surveys and what analysts are speculating about such services.

Data for 1992 was based on surveys conducted by Voter Research and Surveys with 1,997 voters.