Examples of using Figures are based in English and their translations into Chinese
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Figures are based on company reports.
That is because a lot of the figures are based on planned spending, not final costs.
Figures are based on estimates from international NGO sources.
These casualty figures are based on open source data.
The figures are based on the last three censuses.
These figures are based on the Israeli media.
The figures are based on stores open at least a year.
These figures are based on 2010 copper and gold prices.
Note: Figures are based on data from 29 countries worldwide.
The figures are based on revenue at stores open at least a year.
Spend figures are based on estimates generated from Feb. 11-17.
Figures are based on estimates from international NGO sources.
These figures are based on the particular qualities of the human brain.
These figures are based on purchasing power parity(PPP) data.
The figures are based on data in the country's resident registry system.
A Figures are based on the similar contracted cost of each movement in the past.
A Figures are based on UNRWA registration records, which are updated continually.
A Figures are based on UNRWA registration records, which are updated continually.
These figures are based on reports from hospitals, Sick Funds and Mother and Child Care Units.
A Figures are based on the 83 countries reporting to the UNFPA/NIDI 1997 survey.
Note: Figures are based on statistics received from Member States by the time of preparation of the report.
The figures are based on analysis of undergraduate applications received at UCAS by the January 15 deadline.
These figures are based on estimates by research firms such as IDC and might vary significantly from actual figures. .
Note: Budget figures are based on documents A/66/6(Sect. 31) and A/68/6(Sect. 30) and the relevant supplementary information.
Note: Budget figures are based on documents A/64/6(Sect. 30) and A/66/6(Sect. 31) and the relevant supplementary information.
Oxfam's figures are based on data from Forbes magazine and Swiss bank Credit Suisse but they are disputed by some economists.
Advance planning figures are based on an assessment of the Institute' s desired accomplishments for the year and an assessment of historical trends in funding.
The figures are based on an analysis of Census Bureau Current Population Survey data from June to August 2011 by Northeastern's Center for Labor Market Studies.
The life expectancy figure is based on death trends and other factors.