Sentence examples for begun based from inspiring English sources

A trial called AgeX has begun, based at Oxford University, recruiting women aged 71 to 73, to test whether lives would be saved or not.

In an official document, the Interior Ministry said the case against Ms. Denisova was begun "based on an application" from the lawyer.

In southwestern Russia, the Interior Ministry declared in an official document that its investigation of a human rights advocate for software piracy was begun "based on an application" from a lawyer for Microsoft.

A new global scale effort to control TB has begun, based on the directly observed treatment short course (DOTS), with over 180 countries now engaged.

We suspect that discontinuation of thyroid hormone treatment within six months of its start represents cases where presumptive treatment was begun based on preliminary test results and then stopped after confirmatory testing ruled out CH.

Here is the change in jobs since each recession began, based on the 12-month average.

Next spring, the latest review of parliamentary constituency boundaries is due to begin, based on the contentious new electoral register.

He has redefined where life begins, based on his own philosophy, which leaves us shocked, appalled and disappointed".

He told his eager audience that he was seeking "a new beginning" based on "mutual interest and mutual respect".

Researchers found thresholds below which the Wave could not begin, based partly on the size of the group trying to initiate it.

He said the Nato policy of choosing targets in staged increments was "a military nonsense from the very beginning, based on political timidity".