Sentence examples for based on worldwide data from inspiring English sources

The results were based on worldwide data gathered over the past 120 years, which provided a basis for comparison between melt rates in the 20th and 21st centuries.

Bearing in mind that estimates of Albrich and Harbarth [ 6] were based on worldwide data and in a variety of endemic and outbreak settings, the similarity between the results is surprising.

Species sensitivity distributions were derived for three antibiotics by fitting log-logistic models to end points calculated from minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) distributions based on worldwide data collated by the European Committee on Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing (EUCAST).

The upcoming esophageal cancer staging in the AJCC staging manual recommends resection of as many lymph nodes as possible and that more nodes should be dissected with increasing pT stage ( ≥ 10 for T1; ≥ 20 for T2; and ≥ 30 for T3 and T4) based on worldwide data.

Data from the developing hospital show mean revision rates that are 4 times lower than those based on worldwide register data, and 3 times lower than the ones quoted in independent studies.

However, the data used to inform this percentage are based on worldwide meta-analyses, which have incorporated little UK, let alone Scottish, data (Clifford et al, 2003; Smith et al, 2007).

Thanks to well designed experiments based on worldwide, decades-long agricultural spraying using a harmless relative of anthrax we have data to calculate what he will need and how he must use it.

Data are lacking on pneumonia etiology in developing countries based on worldwide distribution of study sites.

The IRI project was initiated by the Committee on Space Research COSPARR) and by the International Union of Radio Science URS I) in the late sixties with the goal of establishing an international standard (empirical model) for the specification of ionospheric parameters based on all worldwide available data from ground-based, as well as satellite, observations (Bilitza and Reinisch, 2008).

With the goal of establishing an international standard for the specification of ionospheric parameters based on all worldwide available data from both ground-based and satellite observations, the International Reference Ionosphere (IRI) project was initiated by the Committee on Space Research COSPARR) and by the International Union of Radio Science URSSI) in the late 1960s.

This will allow us to develop a prognostic model of the risk factors for diabetic foot ulceration (DFU) based on data collected worldwide.