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The changes are based on evidence, unavailable in 1995 when the previous guidance was published, which also suggests the protective effect of alcohol against conditions such as ischaemic heart disease is weaker than previously believed.

Many of the changes are based on data on what the site's 35 million annual unique visitors tend to look for — most commonly, information on parking, transit, garbage collection and school openings, Ms. Haot said.

Jeh Johnson, the head America's Department of Homeland Security (DHS), said last week that the changes are based on "recent and relevant information" about terror threats.Electronic devices have always been subject to screening, but, for many travellers, that screening will now take longer.

The changes are based on a review of recent research findings by outside scientists, whose recommendations are turned into guidelines by agency scientists and officials.

An East Midlands Trains spokesperson said: "As we have already made clear, the changes are based on the recommendations of the independent experts and already take into account relevant factors such as the economic climate and its impact on pensions investments as well as the safeguards built into the valuation.

Some of the changes are based on improved technology to better seal well ruptures.

Lord Myners, whose report the changes were based on, told the Guardian on Sunday that the Co-op needed to recruit strong executives from outside the group for the reforms to work effectively.

He said the changes were based on "careful research" but added: "There are a few things not yet working exactly the way they should be - our developers and designers are tackling those now".

He said the changes were based on the methods adopted by the Keogh review, which he was invited to take part in.

The company says the changes were based on analysis of its users' behavior – that is, the majority were only listening to one or two titles per month as it was.

Kris Larsen, who taught for the New Arrival Center at San Diego High School before retiring at the end of this past school year, said the teachers were not convinced that the changes were based on sound research.